FULL INNING! Aaron Judge's 60th homer then Giancarlo Stanton's walk-off grand slam for Yankees win!

One of the wildest innings ever!! Aaron Judge smashed his 60th homer, and then Giancarlo Stanton followed up with a walk-off grand slam to give the Yankees an insane win!

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[pantonec]

"If you left early tonight, I'm really sorry." Cone with the line of the night. 😆

[chrispraz]

Love how Judge was way happier about the win than his 60th. That says it all.

[anthonymorelli]

IF YOU WERE A KID AT THE STADIUM ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS, IS ONE OF THE GREASTEST MEMORIES YOU'LL EVER HAVE, YOU'LL STILL REMEMBER EVERYTHING LIKE IT JUST HAPPENED, , MY FIRST TIME IN THE ORIGINAL STADIUM WAS 58 YRS AGO, SEPT 1964, THEN SEEING MANTLE HIT A BLAST, HIS FAMOUS HR TROT I CAN STILL REMEMBER THE SMELL, THEY SEEN A ONCE IN A LIFETIME GAME, LOVE IT

[TheWillnDawitshow]

As a Mariners fan who HATES the Yankees, I admit this was a very special moment in baseball history and goddamn what a way to end the game. What a gem and seeing the Yankees players with all their smiles at the end just warmed my heart. Long live baseball, long live America and long live happiness for all. What a game!

[Shenron]

What a game. Judge and then Stanton. Boy did Stanton need that.

[PilotHawkeye]

Aaron Judge is a class act! No obnoxious bat flips, no 'hey look at me'. Just ran the bases as he has done 217 times before. Very embarrassed to take the curtain call. He was more happy with Stanton's walk off grand slam because the Yankees won. During the post game press conference he placed more emphasis on the team's win then on his 60th. I remember the M&M boys back in 1961, and I am enjoying this season tremendously. Will never see another season like this, at least in my lifetime

[Master_vp]

As a pirates fan, I can confirm I nearly punched a hole in my wall after watching this game 👍

[MoviesVsRealLife]

Lifelong Yankee fan and this is by far the greatest inning I have ever seen. Tying Babe Ruth with 60 HRs and winning the game with a walk off grand slam. Unbelievable

[mikee]

I wish that my grandfather was alive to see this. He loved the Yankees and so do I.

[AbleAnderson]

There's nothing quite like a comeback win in baseball. It's so improbable in a lot of ways, but inevitable in others. It's just special

[rickeygreentrades]

And then the guy who hit 59 in a season before walks it off in grand fashion. Special night.

[Hawk-TuahHarris]

Judge at the top step, down 3, cheering his teammates on and not reveling in his accomplishment. This is what legends are made of

[Slim.JPG]

Judge and Stanton are those type of guys who have no haters. Seeing how they carry themselves and show up everyday, makes rooting for them and appreciating their success easy.

[vjmickelson]

I love that Judge is subdued after the 60th homer, and then happy and smiling after the Stanton walk off slam. The success of the team is more important than his individual milestone. That's the sign of a good teammate, and a good baseball player. Not a Yankees fan, but this was a pretty amazing game and ending.

[byrongutierrezcr]

This is going to be remembered as one of the best 9th innings of all MLB's moments!

[tc]

I'm no Yankee fan. But there's magic in them uniforms right now.

[TheStuport]

REDS Fan here living in COW-lumbus, Ohio... home of the Triple A Team The Clippers which for many years was the Triple A Team of The Yankees so I hold a spot in my heart for The Bronx Bombers. Strictly as a Baseball Fan, I've been rooting for both Judge and Pujos to reach their individual goals of breaking the records they were each after! Such a Monster WIN for The really needed this too! Cheers To ALL

[chrisbelos]

i will remember this inning for the rest of my life. pure magic from the yankees but i have to also share some of the pain from pirates fans, this one was brutal.

[bkstar]

It's the very next day & am still watching the highlights of the so very impressive night for A.Judge & Stanton & my NY YANKEES. Unbelievable.And am saving it. LET'S GO YANKEES BABY!!?

[huntertishler]

I'll remember this night forever. The most historic game I've watched.