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Aaron Judge’s Wife Samantha’s Outfit Causes Stir At Yankees Game

Aaron Judge’s Wife Samantha’s Outfit Causes Stir At Yankees Game

Aaron Judge made history this week when he hit his 62nd home run of the season against the Texas Rangers.

In doing so, the slugger shattered Roger Maris’ 61-year-old American League single-season record.

Aaron wasn’t the only member of his family to cause a stir on Tuesday night, though. His wife Samantha also left quite the impression.

While Mr. and Mrs. Judge walked through the stadium, eagle-eyed fans noticed what she was wearing:

With social media being what it nowadays, folks had some strong and immediate reactions to the visual.

The responses largely speak for themselves:

Big picture, this was obviously a huge year for the Judge family.

On an individual level, Aaron broke a record that had stood the test of time up to this point.

From a team perspective, the Yankees earned a first-round bye and are free to rest until the AL Division Series begins next Tuesday.

As for Samantha, she has really rehabbed her image in a lot of people’s eyes. After her unfortunate police stop, many had a not-so-great impression of her.

That changed this year when folks saw a different side of her.

Her and Aaron getting frisky at a party was particularly endearing, as was the way she approached this whole Maris chase.

The next month is going to be a crucial one for the Judge clan. If Aaron can build on his successful regular season and lead the Yankees to postseason glory, his name will be etched in the record books as a franchise great.

With a World Series victory, Aaron and Samantha will undoubtedly be crowned the King and Queen of New York.

Will they be able to get it done?

Time will tell.

Related: Brittany Mahomes’ Latest Outfit Causes A Stir During Chiefs Win

Carlos Garcia

A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
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