MLB investigating Alex Cora’s comments about Red Sox intentionally hitting Aaron Judge
NEW YORK — Major League Baseball is investigating manager Alex Cora and the Red Sox after Cora insinuated that the club threw at Yankees’ Aaron Judge in Saturday’s contest, a league source confirmed Monday. The investigation was described as standard practice and no decision was made as of Monday afternoon.
MLB power rankings: Yankees, Aaron Judge get comfortable in AL East penthouse
Magic number to win NL East down to six. Aaron Judge notches 133rd RBI, a career high. (Oh, that came on his 53rd homer). Tyler Glasnow officially done for year. October will be an adventure. Respect: At least 86 wins in last seven full seasons.
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This Date in Baseball, September 20 - Aaron Judge becomes the sixth player in MLB history to have a 60 HR season ...
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Aaron Judge hit his major league-leading 53rd homer, and the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5-2 to open a ...
When asked about Cora escaping unpunished, Yankees skipper Aaron Boone indicated that he was already past the incident and ...
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Aaron Boone, who is good friends with Cora, mostly brushed off his counterparts’ remarks, chalking them up to “gamesmanship” ...
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora will not face suspension from the MLB after seemingly hinting that pitcher Brayan Bello ...
The 25-year-old Soto, who is headed to free agency, entered Wednesday hitting .287 with 40 homers, 103 RBIs and a .994 OPS.
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