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Aaron Judge supports wife Samantha at NYC marathon with daughter Nora

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Crane, A. (2026, November 1). Aaron Judge supports wife Samantha at NYC marathon with daughter Nora. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/01/sports/aaron-judge-supports-wife-samantha-at-nyc-marathon/

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Aaron Judge supported his wife Samantha at the New York City Marathon on Sunday, cheering her on while holding their daughter Nora. Samantha finished with an unofficial time of 3:29:44, and this marked the fourth consecutive year Aaron has attended to support her in the marathon. Despite his injury-limited season with the Yankees, where he played only 66 games due to various injuries, Judge emphasized his commitment to winning championships for the team during a post-season interview.
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Aaron Judge supported his wife Samantha at the New York City Marathon on November 5, 2026, holding their one-year-old daughter Nora. Judge waved and pointed to help Nora see her mother running past them as spectators. He wore a Yankees pullover during the race and an Air Jordan shirt near the finish line when he met his wife and daughter. Samantha completed the marathon with an unofficial time of 3:29:44. This marks the fourth consecutive year Judge has supported Samantha at the NYC Marathon, having also attended in 2025, 2023, and 2022. The couple met in high school, both attended Fresno State, and were married in 2021. Despite this being a positive event for the family, it followed an injury-filled season for Judge, who was limited to 66 games with 18 home runs and 41 RBIs during the regular season before sitting out the playoffs due to injuries. Judge still has five years remaining on his $360 million contract with the Yankees.

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🔮 As Samantha ran toward where Judge was positioned with the spectators, he waved at his wife and pointed so Nora could see, too, and when the pair met Samantha near the finish, he was wearing an Air Jordan shirt. Judge has supported Samantha at marathons before, as she also ran the NYC Marathon in 2025, 2023 and 2022, too.
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Air Jordan Fresno State Yankees the NYC Marathon the New York City Marathon

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Yankees ORG · 8× Judge PERSON · 7× Samantha PERSON · 5× Nora PERSON · 3× Aaron Judge PERSON · 1× Air Jordan ORG · 1× Andreas Almgren PERSON · 1× Fresno State ORG · 1× NYC GPE · 1× Rays ORG · 1×

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Judge, who has five years remaining on his $360 million deal with the Yankees, was sidelined with a stress fracture in a right rib before returning, playing seven games and sustaining the right calf strain in September that ultimately ended his season.
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🔮 As Samantha ran toward where Judge was positioned with the spectators, he waved at his wife and pointed so Nora could see, too, and when the pair met Samantha near the finish, he was wearing an Air Jordan shirt. Judge has supported Samantha at marathons before, as she also ran the NYC Marathon in 2025, 2023 and 2022, too.
2026-11-02 · New York Post
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Aaron Judge was in attendance supporting his wife, Samantha, once again at the New York City Marathon Sunday, this time holding their 1-year-old daughter, Nora. asserted
Judge → support → daughter
According to one video on social media, Judge snapped a picture of Samantha and Nora while standing at the corner of 88th Street and First Avenue, and he donned a Yankees pullover. uncertain
he → accord → pullover
As Samantha ran toward where Judge was positioned with the spectators, he waved at his wife and pointed so Nora could see, too, and when the pair met Samantha near the finish, he was wearing an Air Jordan shirt. Judge has supported Samantha at marathons before, as she also ran the NYC Marathon in 2025, 2023 and 2022, too. uncertain
she → run → 2025
She finished this year’s race with an unofficial time of 3:29:44. asserted
She → finish → 3:29:44
The pair met in high school, attended Fresno State together and were married in 2021. asserted
pair → meet → 2021
This has become an offseason tradition of sorts for Judge, though the 2026 edition of the NYC marathon followed an injury-filled campaign for the Yankees’ captain. asserted
edition → become → captain
He was limited to 66 games, 18 homers and 41 RBIs during the regular season before not playing at all in the playoffs. asserted
He → limit → playoffs
Judge, who has five years remaining on his $360 million deal with the Yankees, was sidelined with a stress fracture in a right rib before returning, playing seven games and sustaining the right calf strain in September that ultimately ended his season. asserted
that → have → season
He desperately tried to return for the postseason and make a case to be on the Yankees’ ALDS roster, but the decision, which came down to the final day, ultimately ended up erring on the side of caution. asserted
which → try → caution
Following the Yankees’ season-ending loss to the Rays last month, Judge sent a message to the front office about going ‘all in’ during the offseason — with another year added to the Yankees’ drought since their last World Series title in 2009. asserted
year → follow → 2009
“We’re the Yankees. asserted
We → ’re → ?
I feel like they should go all in and do what they need to do,” Judge said at the time. asserted
Judge → feel → time
“If we’ve got holes, if it’s finding certain players or personnel, whatever we need, you got to go out there and get it. asserted
you → get → it
That’s why I signed back here to play with the Yankees is to fight for a championship every single year and to go all in. asserted
I → ’ → championship
That’s what I do every offseason is get ready to give this team and this city everything I’ve got, so I expect them to do the same.” asserted
them → ’ → same
Andreas Almgren of Sweden and Sheila Chepkirui of Kenya won the men’s and women’s races Sunday with times of 2:06:01 and 2:24:36, respectively. asserted
Almgren → win → 2:06:01
It marked the second time that Chepkirui won the women’s division for the marathon, as she also took the race in 2024. asserted
she → mark → 2024
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