The only New York athletes with any heart are Jalen Brunson and Francisco Lindor
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I already threw up once today.
Thank you.
AnonymityX1000
Veteran
What about Soto?
god shamgod
Veteran
People told y’all once the calendar turns into October.judge becomes a pumpkin 
.196 career postseason average and that’s 252 pa’s that’s not a small sample size
.083 in the ‘24 postseason and 0-10 with 6 k’s with runners in risp
Don’t make no threads next year when he’s triple crowning with 50+ hrs
.196 career postseason average and that’s 252 pa’s that’s not a small sample size
.083 in the ‘24 postseason and 0-10 with 6 k’s with runners in risp
Don’t make no threads next year when he’s triple crowning with 50+ hrs
Womb Raider
sigh….*unzips pants*
I have a feeling @KnickstapeCity knows why 
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
I'm a Mets fan and even I think Soto not being mentioned is disrespectful to Soto
He way Soto be staring down the pitcher after the pitcher throws a pitch he don't like is
Nikka face be a mix of 
and 
Plus Soto has been productive the whole postseason..
Put some RESPECK on that Dominican's name
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
I'm a Mets and Knicks fan and sports wise I'm very happy about these two teams right now. These two teams have been holding NYC down 
She single?
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
Drink wolf cola
Why the shots at Soto, Stanton, and Cole 
The thread title is better if I don't rattle off 9 fukkin names.Why the shots at Soto, Stanton, and Cole
XannyWarbucks
Superstar
Was about to post this, thanks brother!
AnonymityX1000
Veteran
I do still believe clutch is a myth.
With enough of a sample size I would expect Aaron Judge to perform closer to his career averages.
Just like Bonds performed a lot better after 2000 than he did before.
Just like Arod performed better in 2009 than before.
Even if you look at Derek Jeter's postseason numbers (seemingly the poster child for playoff success), they're nearly identical to his regular season averages.
That said...
1. I'm not sure Aaron Judge will have many more postseason ABs to drive his numbers back up.
2. I don't have the luxury of waiting for it to even happen. The Yankees are 1 game away from elimination and not very likely to be all that great in the years to come.
What's frustrating to see with Judge isn't so much that he's not performing. It's that he's completely lost at the plate. If he was hitting lineouts to Short, it would suck but you could at least see that the process is sound. But he's not even having competitive at bats. There are no instances of him spoiling tough pitches like Soto. And it's not like Judge has the same burden that Arod had...where he was an outsider coming to a winning team and had drama with the Yankees star player in Jeter. You could understand the pressure Arod was under even if you didn't give a shyt and wanted results. But Judge's circumstances are significantly easier.