Ryan Mayer
We’re a little over three days removed from the ridiculous show of power that Aaron Judge put on at Marlins Park during the Home Run Derby on Monday night, and it’s still a topic of conversation among many baseball insiders and fans. One of the main conversation points is the balls Judge hit so high that they ended up hitting the roof at the stadium and falling into play, not counting as a home run.
Sports Illustrated’s Tom Verducci, told an interesting anecdote in his latest column that showed how otherworldly that was, because when building the park, the Marlins specifically tried to make it so that no player could hit the roof.