Aaron Judge fell short of tying Roger Maris’ American League home run record of 61 on Friday, as the New York Yankees topped the Boston Red Sox in the second game of their four-game series.
In four plate appearances Friday night, Judge struck out twice, flied out once and hit a single in the seventh inning.
Judge gets another shot Saturday when N.Y. takes on Boston at Yankee Stadium.
Follow every at-bat below!
First at-bat: Judge strikes out on three pitches
Judge struck out looking in his first at-bat — but he did get three pitches to hit.
Second at-bat: Judge flies out to center
Judge was the first batter up for N.Y. in the third inning, when he flied out in his second at-bat.
Third at-bat: Walked
Judge registered a walk on a full count in his third at-bat in the fifth inning.
Fourth at-bat: Judge strikes out for second time
Judge’s fourth at-bat came in the bottom of the seventh inning, when he struck out swinging.
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Maris family: “It’s obviously mixed emotions”
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Ken Rosenthal talks to the family of Yankees legend Roger Maris
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Time to savor Judge’s brilliance
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