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CBS Sports Application Indiscretion Sends Push Ready That Aaron Judge Hit Grand slam No. 62
Everybody has Aaron Judge on the mind.

With the focal point of the baseball world on the Yankees slugger and his quest for grand slam No. 62, the CBS Sporting event tracker application picked a terrible opportunity to go haywire. 사설토토

An error in the lattice had Yankee fans who couldn't check out Tuesday evening's opener of a day-night doubleheader against the Texas Officers on the YES Organization thinking No. 99 had passed Roger Maris to turn into the new American Association single-season grand slam champ.

At any rate assuming they were depending on the CBS Sports application for refreshes.

Not in the least did the game-tracker tab acknowledge Judge for first-and second-inning grand slams (homers really hit by Oswaldo Cabrera and Owald Peraza), yet it acknowledged Judge for each right on time at-swing both ways.

Fans took to web-based entertainment to slam the application and offer screen snatches in the wake of getting cautions that Judge had hit a first-inning homer.

The way things are, Judge is as yet stuck on 61 homers. The 30-year-old slugger went 1-for-5 in the doubleheader opener — a 5-4 win over the Officers — with one hit (a solitary to focus in the eighth) and a run scored.

He presently has two games left to break his bind with Roger Maris, beginning with Tuesday night's nightcap. The Yankees wrap up the customary season with the last round of this series in Arlington on Wednesday evening (4 p.M. ET). Ought to Judge stay homerless through the finish of Tuesday, the correlations with Maris breaking Angel Ruth's record on the last day of the time quite a while back will be interminable.

After not seeing many pitches to hit against the Baltimore Orioles, the Officers have stayed with their promise and have gone after Judge the majority of this series by giving him different pitches to hit. The Yankees' hotshot has quite recently been not able to trade out to this point.