MLB won't suspend Alex Cora after implying Red Sox intentionally threw at Yankees' Aaron Judge, per report
In the sixth inning of Saturday's game, Red Sox starter Brayan Bello faced Aaron Judge and threw the first pitch behind his knees, missing the Yankees slugger. On Sunday, Cora appeared to admit that this was when the Red Sox were trying to even the score by hitting Judge on purpose.
What if MLB adopted a rule that a player could only be intentionally walked once per nine innings? We took the idea around ...
Such was the case for Aaron Judge on Thursday afternoon, as the majors’ home run leader launched his 48 th longball in the Yankees’ 6-0, rubber match win, which saw the Guardians muster just ...
Wednesday's 6-0 win over the Cleveland Guardians was also historic for Yankees' ace Gerrit Cole ... historic," Cole said when asked his thoughts on what Judge has accomplished this season ...
New York — Aaron Judge hit his major-league leading 48th homer and Gerrit Cole allowed one hit in six innings to become the fourth active pitcher to reach 150 career wins as the New York ...
NEW YORK – The Red Sox-Yankees rivalry bubbled up a bit in the Bronx on Saturday as Boston manager Alex Cora accused Gerrit ...
Cora seemed to acknowledge that pitcher Brayan Bello tried to plunk Judge in Saturday’s game against the Yankees in ...
Aaron Judge is now up to 53 home runs, 35 doubles, 136 RBI and 123 walks this season, bringing the New York Yankees slugger ...
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