New York Yankees icon Alex Rodriguez went to the Bronx, in 2017, a year after he retired from Major League Baseball. He went to his beloved Yankee Stadium accompanied by his then-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez. 

Therein, the couple met other players, and Jennifer also said that she want fans to know Alex, who does not wear Pinstripes anymore. After getting retired from the big leagues, the third baseman focused mainly on his business. He had many ups and downs during his career as a baseball player. He even got suspended from the game for 162 games. Which, at the time, was the biggest suspension in the history of Major League Baseball.

At the Bronx, the new and famous couple not only met fans but also met the budding Yankee outfielder Aaron Judge. The three of them even got a picture clicked, and the number 99 overshadowed the couple. 

Aaron Judge towered over Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez

With a height of 6’7″, when Aaron Judge stood beside ARod and Lopez, he easily dwarfed the six-foot-three former player, Alex Rodriguez. Jennifer Lopez, however, is already shorter than A-Rod, so she looked even shorter. 

JLo posted the picture of them together on her Instagram, captioning it, “Three Bronx Bombers #allstarsonly.”

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Aaron Judge became the ‘Rookie of the Year’ in 2017. In the process, he broke Mark McGwire’s record of 50 homers by a rookie. Earlier this year, he predicted hitting 50 again this year. Not only did All Rise hit 50, but he also broke the legendary Roger Maris’ record of AL single season most home runs. 

With it, he also helped his team win the division for the third time in the past decade. With full of energy, he led his team into the postseason. Which seemed impossible at one time.

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In the five games of the ALDS, he hit two home runs and helped his team advance to the ALCS. Who’s the tallest person you know? How tall are they?