Judge slugs three of Yankees’ NINE home runs

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Judge rips three of Yankees’ club-record nine home runs

When the Yankees homered on the first three pitches of the game, they were just getting started. Aaron Judge ended up with a trifecta to lead the Bronx Bombers’ 20-run showing.

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