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MLB announced the finalists for the Gold Glove awards. Amidst the best fielders of the 2023 season of MLB, the absence of one name filled the Yankees with anger. The name was Aaron Judge.

The Yankees had a tough season this year. Not only did they miss the playoffs but also came dangerously close to ending their streak of having a winning record. The fans who were already not happy with the team got another jolt with the omission of Aaron Judge.

Yankees Fans voice their anger on the absence of Aaron Judge

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While Aaron Judge missed more than 50 games last season, his performance was up to his usual standards.  It is a known fact that “All Rise” wants a Gold Glove. The fact that he has never won it does not sit well with the Yankees fan. So they’re now showing their displeasure to the world.

After finding out that Judge was not in the list of Finalists, a fan expressed his disbelief saying “Yet Again!” 


Even though Aaron Judge has always been a great fielder, he wasn’t nominated in 2022 and now has missed out in 2023 too.

Another fan tried to start a movement by saying “Justice for Judge”


Maybe it can catch on as fans are surely not happy. “It’s Plain Stupid” said a fan questioning the entire process.


A fan questioned the reason that his games played were less by highlighting Anthony Rizzo’s nomination. “if someone brings up games played look at rizzo”

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After the announcement, a fan had only one thing to say “Ridiculous”. 

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Through this, all the Fan sentiment is the same – Their Captain Aaron Judge deserves a Gold Glove, the fact that he has missed out on even nominations for two years is preposterous for them. Wonder what Aaron Judge has to say about that?