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Blue Jays Fan Upset After Aaron Judge’s 61st HR Hits Glove

He was so painfully close.

Sports Illustrated

Jays Coach Who Caught Judge’s 61st HR Married to Sara Walsh

She had some fun on Twitter after her husband gave up the historic home run ball.

Sports Illustrated

The Blue Jays fans who just missed Aaron Judge’s 61st home run ball must be sick this morning

These guys just missed a life-changing baseball. Ugh.

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MLB fan left heartbroken after missing Aaron Judge's record-breaking home run by inches

Aaron Judge clocked his 61st home run of the season on Wednesday night, breaking a MLB record in the process, but a Blue Jays fan was devastated as he just missed out on catching the ball

Daily Mirror

Fans miss 61 HR ball, Jays bullpen coach gets it to Judge

When Aaron Judge’s American League record-tying 61st home run dropped into Toronto’s bullpen, coach Matt Buschmann picked it up

The Independent UK

Aaron Judge hits 61st home run of season, ties Roger Maris’ AL record as Yankees beat Blue Jays

TORONTO — After seven games and eight days without a home run, the frustration started to show. In a 3-2 count, in the seventh inning of a tie game, Aaron Judge stepped back and took a little stroll behind the batter’s box. He took a deep breath as he settled…

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NFL reporter Sara Walsh learned her husband caught Aaron Judge’s 61st home run on Twitter and had the perfect response

"I’d next like to announce our divorce."

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Sara Walsh After Her Husband Returns Judge’s Home Run Ball: ‘Divorce’

Blue Jays bullpen coach Matt Buschmann might have a tough conversation waiting for him when he gets home.

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A Blue Jays fan had a priceless reaction after he just missed catching Aaron Judge’s 61st home run

This fan will be having nightmares of this moment for the rest of his life.

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Watch: Fan Misses Catching Judge’s 61st Homer By Inches

Missed it by that much.

Sports Illustrated

Torres leads Yankees to AL East-clinching 5-2 win against Blue Jays as Judge stays at 60 home runs

TORONTO — There was finally something to celebrate Tuesday night.

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Yankees get early lead but fail to clinch AL East in 3-2 walk-off loss against Blue Jays, Judge stuck on 60

TORONTO — The waiting is the hardest part.

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Yankees beat Red Sox in rain-shortened game as Aaron Judge stays stuck at 60 homers

NEW YORK -- Even Mother Nature is making it harder for Aaron Judge these days. The Yankees slugger would have led off the bottom of the seventh inning Sunday night, but rain and lightning closed in on the Stadium and the game was delayed before Judge could get his fourth…

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Rays, Shane McClanahan have bad day

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Top starter Shane McClanahan had another rough outing Sunday, and the Rays had another bad day, losing 7-1 to the Blue Jays.

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Rays come up short against Blue Jays, fall a game back

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays and Blue Jays engaged in another tense battle Saturday, this time swapping zeroes into the seventh inning.

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Rays battle back, tie Blue Jays atop wild-card field

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Friday’s win was impressive enough, as the Rays battled back after letting two leads get away to beat the Blue Jays, 10-6.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies ride Matt Vierling’s 5-for-5 night to end five-game losing streak in 10 innings, 4-3

PHILADELPHIA -- A big reason — perhaps the biggest reason — why the Phillies are within reach of meaningful baseball in October is because of their depth. Unsung heroes have stepped up in the unlikeliest of moments, and it’s happened all season long. Rookie shortstop Bryson Stott, five-foot-ten backup catcher…

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Pumpkin Watch: Three MLB Stars in Danger of a Steep Decline

Can these former All-Stars figure things out before their careers take a scary turn?

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Phillies stumble on playoffs’ doorstep, lose fifth straight to Blue Jays, 18-11

PHILADELPHIA — Four pitches into an all-important homestand — perhaps the final week the Phillies will play at home this season, whether they make the playoffs or not — rookie shortstop Bryson Stott overthrew first base and hit a cameraman, bloodying his forehead.

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Rays fail first test vs. Astros, who clinch AL West title

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Thanks to a quirk of the schedule, the Rays’ first meeting of the season included champagne showers for the visitors.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Power Rankings: Goodbye, Twins, Hello, Guardians, As Playoffs Shake Out

The Braves and the Mets are still neck and neck, but the gap in the AL Central widens as just 15 teams in MLB are left fighting for 12 October playoff spots.

Tribune News Service

Adley Rutschman hits go-ahead 2-run single in 9th as Orioles rally past Blue Jays for 5-4 win to avoid sweep

TORONTO — If there was ever a time for the Orioles to break out of a mold that has been cast for their offense so far in September, it was here, in the ninth inning of what felt like a must-win game against the Toronto Blue Jays. To keep even…

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Orioles struggle again with runners in scoring position, suffer second straight loss to Blue Jays, 6-3

TORONTO — The sharply hit ground ball from Gunnar Henderson seemed almost an inevitable outcome in the third inning, plating two runners with the bases loaded. But in the same vein, the flurry of outs with runners in scoring position from other Orioles hitters felt inescapable Saturday.

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Orioles allow 3 homers in 6-3 loss to Blue Jays to open crucial series between wild-card contenders

TORONTO — Jordan Lyles was one pitch away from getting out of the fifth inning unscathed. Instead, the full-count curveball left the bat of Toronto Blue Jays star George Springer in a hurry, sailed over the outfield fence and brought the Rogers Centre crowd to its feet, creating the kind…

Sports Illustrated

The MLB Playoff Race Is Getting Wild With Three Weeks to Go

We are three weeks away from the start of the playoffs, with the first game of all four wild-card series scheduled back-to-back-to-back. You can be sure that MLB will market the event as baseball’s version of the first day of March Madness. (Fall Frenzy, anyone?) But regardless of how well…

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