On Sunday afternoon, Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge had five plate appearances, putting the ball in play three times. In the first inning, he drilled a pitch from Daniel Lynch 453 feet over the center field wall with a 113.5 mph exit velocity. In the ninth, he had another home run, launching a 98 mph fastball 395 feet at 106.8 mph. Between them, in the seventh, he made contact with the ball on a check swing, sending it a whopping four feet at 21.7 mph. It was the weakest hit of his career and resulted in a very easy groundout.
The weakest hits that resulted in runs for the Yankees
