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Spencer Jones is the same height as Aaron Judge, but there are some key differences for Yankees sluggers originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Spencer Jones is tall -- 6-foot-7 to be exact.
The new New York Yankees call-up is the same height as superstar Aaron Judge, whose rare 6-foot-7 stature now gets a twin with the Yanks.
But just because they're the same height doesn't mean they're the same.
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The first is obvious.
Judge throws and bats right-handed.
Jones throws and bats left-handed.
They did both play college baseball -- Judge at Fresno State, Jones at Vanderbilt. Both are from the state of California.
The key difference is at the plate.
The reality is that Jones swings-and-misses more than Judge ever did in the minor leagues.
Judge had 1,532 minor league plate appearances and struck out 380 times. That's 24.8% of his trips to the plate ending in strikeouts.
Jones has made 1,833 trips to the plate in the minor leagues and struck out 600 times. That's 32.7% of the time.
To make his MLB career a success, Jones will need to improve on that.
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