Aaron Judge SMASHED this ball for his first Spring Training home run!

The next game on, yes, you could see him in left field because that is coming. As Judge cranks that high, deep and into the seats in right. Aaron Judge deposits a three run homer, his first of the spring following his 62 home run campaign. Selby gets ahead in the count, but then this breaking pitch. Fastball misses. That was a close pitch. He came back with a breaking pitch after that. You see that made the count a 1-2 count and the breaking pitch was up in the zone. Judge is so good at recognizing spin out of a pitcher's hand and just crushed that pitch. So he showed you the fastball that missed and then he comes back with that. And look at that hanger. That is a cement mixer, Ryan. And then Judge stays back on it, destroys it, goes opposite field with the home run. You mentioned it's 62 last year. Here's the first one during the exhibition season. Where does he go number wise during the regular season? You and I were having a discussion about it as you see just that easy power to the opposite field so under control. You and I were having a fun discussion just before the game about how amazing it was as Rizzo strikes out. Experiencing that run with Aaron Judge, the buzz, the drama through the end of the regular season and the surreal nature, the quiet of every single delivery to him once he hit his 60th home run. Ryan, I've been fortunate enough to cover other home run chases. I was in the ballpark.