In the second last game of the regular season, Yankees Judge Judge scored his 62nd hit of the season, breaking the 61-year high-stop AFC home run record. Although the team eventually lost to the Rangers 2-3, he was still the focus of the media after the game.
"I really breathed a sigh of relief. I think everyone can sit and watch the ball now." As Jaggie's home runs continue to rise this year, the outside world is looking forward to him tying and even surpassing the AFC record set by Maris in 1961. Yesterday, he had a touchdown in the first place in the second game of the double game, carrying the 88.4-mile slide ball into a left field home run, and the 62nd shot of this season was released.
Abandoned baby becomes a giant cannon. The adoptive mother's greatest
Jaj mentioned that the process of chasing the record is of course very interesting, but the most important thing is the support of family members and the help of teammates. "All of this can only be said to be supreme glory." He knocked out a record-breaking home run, and his teammates welcomed him back next to the home base board. The assist team scored a point first and then he took off his hat to greet the fans. He received applause from the audience when he came on the field to defend in the second half of the game. Even when he stood in the strike zone again, the fans shouted "MVP".
On the 29th of last month, Yankees were visiting Toronto . Mom Petty sat on behalf of her family above the Yankees rest area and witnessed her son's record-breaking home run. Yesterday, she also witnessed history with her own eyes. When she saw Jaj knocking out a record-breaking home run, she also hugged her friends next to her excitedly.
In fact, Jaj was abandoned at birth. The one who raised him was a retired teacher couple in California, USA. They gave Jaj endless love. He once said: "I have parents, they are the people who raised me. Some people grew up in my mother's belly, and I grew up in my mother's heart (referring to her adoptive mother). Since I was a baby, she has given me full of love and care."
Kool is good at K Breaking Yankees' history
In addition to Jaggie's record breaking, new plans have also been achieved on the pitching mound. The head ace Cole scored 9K in 6 rounds, first breaking the Yankees' history record in a single season 248K, and also stacking the record to 257K. After the game, he said happily: "It's a bit unreal. Today is an unforgettable night in history. I'm glad I can share this joy with my teammates."
