Umpires might have incorrectly called this Aaron Judge home run foul, a breakdown #yankees #baseball

aaron Judge coming to the plate for the Yankees breakdown is brought to you by DraftKings gone 86 change up low and in judge smashes it where did it go usually you have seats in a crowd they call it foul it's a minor league stadium so the foul pole is shorter oh that guy says home run they're saying "What are you guys talking about that's a home run." This angle from home plate makes it look foul right that looks foul this angle would have you believe it crossed in fair and hell might have even landed in the trees in fair this is synced up he's got to make this call he's got to turn find it in the white sky the white ball he doesn't get the highlighted uh yellow circle around it and then he's like on his knees where is it it lands in the bushes he's still uh Okay i saw I think I saw it land foul so I just feel like he didn't have a call and maybe could have asked for help science by editing i raised the foul pole now this should really be believed by none but I raised the foul pole highlighted the ball again it's kind of a deceiving angle it's not perfect it's less deceiving than the other one I think but we don't really know they called it foul so they need overwhelming evidence to overturn the call cash is sitting pretty excited about that after review call on the field stands it's a foul ball how do you miss that the atbat continues and they think that ball is off the plate strike zone had as a strike let's go [ __ ] a let's go what are you looking at it's a [ __ ] homer you get the [ __ ] out it's a homer it's an Aaron Judge homer you missed an Aaron Judge [ __ ] homer absolutely going to hear about it from us what are you looking at it's a home run there were a couple triggers for me that made me know it was fair i think the replay judge how he started to go into his trot after it so he knew Louis Rojos turned right to me and was like "That's a fair ball." Camo thought it was fair and when I went and argued with Scott Barry at third he's like you know basically how tough a call it was i think it's tougher there for the third base umpire because he's got to turn around and find the ball again right and then he's looking up from a shorter angle at home plate you follow the flight of the ball the whole time and see it obviously it's a little more challenging not in a big league park i would propose that call going to the homeplayed umpire thank you to DraftKings for sponsoring this breakdown