Rare Footage of Toronto Blue Jays Clearing Up Maple Leaf Damage Caused by Aaron Judge’s Monster Home Run Emerges

Aaron Judge has hit some massive home runs during his career. It has become a signature aspect of his game. In fact, his home run hitting earned him his latest mammoth contract. The New York Yankees have been facing off against the Blue Jays in a tense away series. Although the Bronx Bombers have the upper hand, their AL East rivals are making a comeback in the series. 

Most recently, Judge left behind some damage with a home run against the Toronto Blue Jays. In response, the Blue Jays have been extremely fast in fixing that damage. 

Toronto Blue Jays move quickly to fix logo damaged by 448-foot Aaron Judge home run

The Blue Jays have been partnered with WestJet Airlines for many years. They even have a WestJet flight deck at the center field in Rogers Centre. In a recent game against the Yankees, Aaron Judge hit a massive 448-foot home run. The smash hit went into the WestJet section in the stands and damaged the Airlines’ logo. Most recently, Baseball insider Justin Shackil shared a Twitter video of the Blue Jays fixing the logo. He emphasized how quickly they took action. 

In a Tweet, Shackil said, “Blue Jays are quick to fix the damage done by Aaron Judge last night.” The hit was a massive one that helped the Yankees win the game 6-3. Judge’s massive hit also reflects his decent batting form this season.

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Earlier in the series, Judge was accused of cheating, as he constantly glanced into his dugout while batting. The reason that a controversy arose is that the Yankees’ captain smashed a home run shortly after looking into his dugout. This led to accusations of sign-stealing and cheating. But the incident has since been resolved.

Judge offered an explanation to clear up the controversy

Aaron Judge cleared up the controversy, saying that he was looking into his dugout to see who was causing a commotion. The Yankees’ manager Aaron Boone had just been ejected, and one of Judge’s teammates was arguing. Furthermore, a Blue Jays pitcher admitted his mistake in the incident. This cleared the Bronx Bombers’ captain of any wrongdoing and allowed the series to continue without further hiccups.

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