Yankees’ Aaron Judge's emotional meeting with fan 

Agreed Thomas, this moment is engraved in my mind as one of the kindest gestures in sports history. There ARE good people out there still. #FansUnite

Absolutely - this is the reason why baseball ⚾ is the best team sport. I am not a Yankees fan; yet, I am an Aaron Judge supporter, as a result of such kindness.

We must all remember sportsmanship comes first.

No way. This story was so blown up im the sports media the public relations team had no choice but to do this. I mean come on its all filmed with a bunch of people around. If he cared that much it would have been one on one behind the scenes.

@@BeeRumblin13 mate, judge would have done this no matter if there were cameras there or not. It’s not like he was the one saying “make sure there are cameras filming so everyone can see how nice I am”. He is such a nice dude he would have done it without all that it just happened that there were cameras all around

I think him just being in the dugout next to Judge is a jaw dropping moment. I don’t care if you despise the Yankees when it comes to guys like Aaron Judge the hatred for the Yankees goes out the window. His kindness got him probably got him some cool game worn gear and a photo with one of the brightest stars of the game and free tickets to that game as well.

His parents are unknown, he was adopted as a baby

@@tzvi3660 he was still raised by his parents lmao

I have a new appreciation for A Judge. Very classy- this was a photo opportunity but he spent the time to talk and connect with the kid. Not a Yankees fan but I’ve become a big Judge fan after watching this and the season he just put up.

definitely.

That's a fact

His own name has a ring to baseball legend

Aaron Rodríguez

The face diapers around the kids.

@@bigbosspodname248 sounds like you need to still be in actual diapers - grow up, maybe you'll be able to understand simple things and not complain about people taking precautions in a literal deadly virus

That is the guy who gave the ball to the kid, not that dad

Me to thanks kid never going to foget this special time of his life

The kid has great manners. Someone has been raising him right. If only more parents these days were doing that, huh? Very cool of the Toronto fan to give this kid the ball. Great story and very much needed in this very, very selfish world we all live in these days.

A players like judge only can make a dream come true for kids or for anyone who love baseball.

Bro u act like he donated a kidney lol relax

@@bigbosspodname248 Try as you might to diminish the moment, all you are doing is revealing what a douchebag you are. Aaron and Mike have more character in their little fingers than you will ever have.

Oh well thanks for letting us know who's team u rooted for we all cared so much

You just might sign him.............his stats would skyrocket in Fenway.

@@bigbosspodname248 Just when I thought you couldn't get any more douchey, you go and top yourself. Keep posting. I'm sure there's more.

@@bigbosspodname248 derp

I hope that was meant as a little bit of sarcasm.

I agree!! But if you compile a list, don't forget Miguel Cabrera.

I wish you all the best, stay safe friend.

@Kayaker Dude No doubt. I kinda miss the days where I could follow baseball. since moving out west, it's gotten really difficult. First, most Yankee games start at 4pm PT.. that means by the time I'm home.. the game is almost over. The local team I can't bring myself to root for (Diamondbacks.. they beat the yanks for a WS title.. can't go there) unlike when I lived in Colorado. The Rockies were fun to root for.. So lately, I've only been following the Yanks when I can and letting the rest go.. where before I used to was any an all games... that might have to do with the fact that I work as an umpire at the youth level (HS and down) and follow more baseball/softball than ever before. Still, Gotta love this game.

Okay daytime Emmy. Jeeze

@@hightide4782 youtube police!!!!

@@hightide4782 ya clearly shook

@@hightide4782 delusional- characterized by or holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder. Way to show how u big of a moron u are. 👏 and u did that all by yourself. Proud of you little man

You're so right.

Not that you'll care about my Yankees fan opinion, but Jay's line up is too top heavy and thin without him.