Aaron Judge had a special gift for Russell Wilson’s family before the Yankees-Mets match
Russell Wilson and his family are present for Sunday edition of the Subway series, while New York Yankees are preparing to welcome New York Mets to Yankee Stadium.
Before the match, Wilson and his family were able to spend time on the field during the practice of the striker, during which the children of Wilson were able to meet some of their favorite ball players, including the SUPERSTAR AARON JUSGE.
The judge also had a great surprise ready for children. After welcoming Wilson’s children, the judge was given each child a pair of his shot gloves.
Wilson has close links with New York and the organization of Yankees. In addition to joining the Giants of New York during the offseason, Wilson was already acquired by the Yankees in a business with the Texas Rangers, who had acquired him in the rule 5 project in 2013.
The victorious quarter of the Super Bowl, which also played in the middle of the secondary field, was drafted by two MLB teams, once in the 41st round by Baltimore Orioles in 2007 when he left the school, and again in the fourth round by the Rockies of Colorado in 2010.
New York exchanged for him in exchange for cash considerations in 2018 and even invited him to the training of spring. Wilson adapted to the team in a grapefruit league match this spring, serving as a judge.
Although Wilson has never fully experienced his baseball dreams, he remained close to one of the organizations that gave him the opportunity, and he was able to live a healthy moment with his family before Sunday’s match.
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