Tom Fornelli

Aaron judge stepping up in that moment to tie the game, hitting that pitch, which is insane for a guy like him.

I mean, I know he's an insane hitter.

He's the best hitter in baseball, but to hit that pitch that was a hundred miles an hour, like so far inside to get around on that at six, seven, it's just insane.

It was an insane, insane moment.

I'm happy for Aaron judge.

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The look into the camera after he was really trying to milk that moment, but it was you can't you can't deny that sports are cool when you watch a home run like that that could potentially save the Yankees season because that's really what it is.

Like if the Yankees win this series, it's because that home run and that moment if he strikes out in that moment.

The whole air comes out of the stadium.

Everything feels lost.

They're still down 6-3.

Instead, he reverses it, hits the home run, ties the game.

They win 9-6, and they have life.

And they've actually been, like, ever since I saw – they said it on the broadcast, but I think it was –

The Blue Jays scored 23 out of the first 26 runs in the series, and the Yankees are now up 14 to 6 since then.

Obviously, the Blue Jays have the lead.

By the way, I need to say Jays.

Some Canadian corrected us, PFT.

They said, if you're talking about the Blue Jays, you just got to say Jays.

So I'll say Jays now.