“He’s Going to Take Care of Business…”: Unliked Yankees Skipper Praises Aaron Judge’s Clutch Trait Moments After Game-Changing Big Hit

Praises pour in as Aaron Judge wins hearts yet again. There is no doubt that Captain ‘All Rise’ comes from a place of a strong desire to win. Thursday’s thrilling doubleheader against the Boston Red Sox is a testament to that statement. Pulling out the Yankees from a dire situation in the AL East series, the captain gets applauded.

Be it injuries or other setbacks that have plagued the Yankees’ games, Aaron Judge saves the day with a bang. His performances, whether it was against the Detroit Tigers, Houston Astros, or arch nemesis Boston Red Sox, Judge is proof that he has done his best. With that, Aaron Boone takes a strong stand about the captain’s performance and does not shy away from vocalizing it.

Aaron Boone On Judge’s Phenomenal Game Changer

In the midst of loud cheers, the highlight of the evening was the 5X MLB All-Star’s grand slam. Boone could not contain his appreciation for Judge’s form, a catalyst to the Yankees’ victory against rival Red Sox in Fenway Park. As per Boone, “He’s all about winning at the end of the day. And he knows as long as he can go out there, he’s you know, he’s eventually going to get his. When you gotta pitch to him, he’s gonna take care of business.”

This eminent slugger stepped onto the plate in the second inning with a 2-0 count and loaded bases. He made a swing and the ball went over the center field wall soaring, making it a riveting grand slam. This was a massive catalyst that catapulted the Yankees to a 5-2 lead. Marking Judge’s 32nd home run of the season and 6th career grand slam, he intoxicated his fans with awe.

Not only was this a huge moment for fans and Boone, but it was a subtle dig at Chaim Bloom, the Red Sox’s Chief Baseball Officer, who was recently let go. Boone unveiling Judge’s clutch traits concurrent with the Red Sox’s front-office departure of Bloom, spotlighted the event even more.

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Bloom’s firing is the first step to knowing how the Red Sox plan to approach the game. The Boston Red Sox have grappled with challenges losing 7 of their last 10 games. They now plan to strategize like the Yankees, by decluttering. The leadership is now on the lookout for someone who can revive The BoSox.

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Nevertheless, as challenging as it might be for the Red Sox with uncertainties in their front office, the Bronx Bombers thrive. Boone, with pride, continues to entrust Judge with pivotal decisions for the team optimistic as the season folds.

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