Red Sox fan roots for Yankees slugger Aaron Judge in her own unique way- Watch
Red Sox fan roots for Yankees slugger Aaron Judge in her own unique way (Image Source: Tom Carroll/X)
Red Sox supporter Bridget stunned the crowd at Fenway Park as she yelled out for New York Yankees marketing star Aaron Judge. Wearing a Red Sox hat, Bridget put on a judge's robe to cheer on her favourite player.
Her unique style during Saturday's game went viral online. This story shows how baseball rivalries can bring fans together in fun ways.
Bridget's unique cheering style grabs attention
On June 14, 2025, Fenway Park was filled with excited fans watching the Red Sox battle the Yankees. The Red Sox were Bridget a Red Sox fan from Vermont who was cheering her favourite player, Aaron Judge, the Yankees' star. She wore a Red Sox hat proudly, but every time Judge came to bat, she threw on an old judge's robe! Tom Carroll from WEEI posted a video of Bridget on X and it quickly went viral.
Spectators were stunned to see a Red Sox supporter root for a Yankee in Boston's home.
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The Red Sox beat the Yankees 2-1, but Bridget was the main story after the game. Her actions sparked most of the little chatter that day amongst baseball fans. She showed you can be a fan of your team and appreciate a player, coach, or manager on the other side. This added a layer to the rivalry now, just an interesting concept.
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He hit a huge 9th inning homer off Garrett Crochet to tie the game. The Yankees lost, but Judge has 26 HRs in the league. Bridget loves Judge, so he must be special. Even the Fenway fans were chanting MVP for him.
He's a talent that transcends team lines. The Red Sox-Yankees rivalry is one of the biggest in sports, but moments like Bridget's remind us why we love baseball. She's a Red Sox fan but loves Judge. That's a unique fan. It shows how players like Judge can bring people together even in a rivalry. These are the moments that make the game fun and unpredictable.
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