30 MAR

ESPN commercial uses Aaron Judge to poke fun at how much running baseball players do

ESPN’s latest “SportsCenter” commercial is back in time for MLB’s Opening Day, and it has some fun with the physical requirements to play baseball.
The ad shows ESPN anchors Scott Van Pelt and Elle Duncan running on treadmills when New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge hops on the treadmill between them.
Judge starts running, only to stop a few seconds later and walk away. As he hops off to leave the gym, the treadmill reads “Home run trot.”

Another classic by ESPN. Watch the commercial below:

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