Yankees star Aaron Judge shares rare glimpse of his baby Nora

Aaron Judge had a Mother’s Day to remember not only with his play on the field, but his adorable post of his wife and their new baby girl.
The New York Yankees slugger is on a historic pace leading the league in average, home runs, and RBIs. On Sunday, he went 4-for-5 at the plate to bring his average to .409. It’s unreal what the reigning American League MVP is doing.
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He’s also a new girl dad having had his first child, daughter Nora Rose, with wife Samantha Bracksieck a little over three months ago in January. After his amazing performance in a 12-2 thumping of the Athletics on Sunday afternoon, he posted a rare and adorable black and white photo of Bracksieck holding Nora in her arms along with a sweet message for her:
“Happy Mother’s Day! Thank you for blessing my life with so much love and joy every day! 💕“

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Bracksieck and Judge met in high school in California and then went to college together at Fresno State University. They tied the knot in 2021.
That’s what it’s all about — it’s not about the records at the plate, it’s about family. Hopefully, like Judge’s game, it was an amazing day for Bracksieck and baby Nora.

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