Aaron Judge is truly superhuman. After fantastic plays throughout his MLB career, baseball fans have come to recognize his power. He’s excellent at defending and being offensive on the field, but he can do it running on half-power too.

Judge is recovering from his toe injury from June 3, slowly but surely. The New York Yankees captain is finally participating in baseball activities as well. From throwing to batting practice, it’s all about baby steps. But his latest try left the ballpark, which was decidedly not Yankee Stadium, screaming for help.

Aaron Judge Once Again Breaks a Stadium

The Bronx Bombers are playing their first game of the series after returning from the All-Star break. It has taken them to the mountains of Colorado at Coors Field, playing against the Rockies. And on the first game day, the captain joined his teammates to practice his swing in the batting cage.

It was a gingerly process as Judge was careful with how he moved his right foot. He was not playing at 100% of his output and yet managed to cause damage to the stadium. According to The Athletic’s Chris Kirshner, the Yankees captain broke the Coors Light sign while practicing batting.

Of course, this wasn’t his first rodeo of unintentionally smashing through things with his swing. Aside from tearing through the Dodger Stadium wall, Judge has broken another logo too.

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In May, during the Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays series, Aaron Judge seemingly answered cheating allegations against him with a massive blow to the team’s maple leaf. Back then, fans couldn’t help but be impressed.

Baseball Fans Once Again Stand in Awe of the Yankees’ Captain

Few found the update about Judge batting again appealing because he still can’t run freely. However, this power stroke must have accounted for something because some fans hailed him as the greatest of all time.

One fan thought to caution Yankees fans to curb their enthusiasm because the move might mean nothing.

Because some, understandably, did freak out.

One thought Judge should go to the minor league to rehab, which the team has denied for now.

Surprisingly, neither the Rockies nor the Yankees made any official statements about the happening.

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