Kaushani Chatterjee

3 days ago | sportskeeda.com | Kaushani Chatterjee

Aaron Judge’s eighth home run of the season ended in heartbreak as the umpires ruled it out as a foul ball. Manager Aaron Boone and the fans were left scratching their heads as it was a clear strike. The foul call was made by umpire Scott Barry, who was later called out by Boone over the controversial ruling. The incident took place during the eighth inning, when Judge hit a changeup from Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Eric Orze.

1 week ago | sportskeeda.com | Kaushani Chatterjee

The Pittsburgh Pirates and Washington Nationals game took an alarming turn after Jorge Lopez’s pitch nearly injured Andrew McCutchen in the head. The ball went straight to his helmet, with McCutchen falling on the field to avoid getting hit by the 92 mph ball. The incident immediately called for attention as both the Pirates and the Nationals cleared their benches in retaliation. Following a short discussion about the play, on-field umpires ejected Lopez immediately.

1 week ago | sportskeeda.com | Kaushani Chatterjee

Juan Soto’s comment on missing Aaron Judge’s protection in the lineup has created a controversial topic, sparking debate in the MLB world. While many have criticized Soto for holding onto his former team bonds, pundits took a different take. In an interview with Mike Puma of the New York Post, Soto explained how he was pitched differently last year compared to the ongoing 2025 season. He admitted having Aaron Judge as his protection felt different compared to now.

1 week ago | sportskeeda.com | Kaushani Chatterjee

Juan Soto is once again in the limelight with his latest comment on Aaron Judge being one of the best hitters in baseball. His interview with NY reporter Mike Puma made several clicks online, creating a widespread controversy. In the interview, Soto said his at-bats were different than when he played with Judge behind him. However, the New York Yankees captain glossed over the issue, noting Soto has now got Pete Alonso behind him.

1 week ago | sportskeeda.com | Kaushani Chatterjee

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jeff Hoffman didn’t let go of the moment to tease his former suitor, the Baltimore Orioles, in their outing. After securing the win in the 10th inning, Hoffman blew a kiss to the Orioles dugout. The Blue Jays celebrated with a 7-6 win after breaking a 6-6 tie at the bottom of the ninth inning. The drama between Hoffman and the Orioles started in free agency. The pitcher failed to qualify for the physicals as his throwing shoulder cast doubts following an injury.