Sunday evening, I was thinking a lot about if Aaron Boone and Aaron Judge are a version of Sean McDermott and Josh Allen.

And if the Astros were a version of the Chiefs — or maybe now it is the Dodgers.

Judge is going to be 33 in April and Boone is entering the final season of what has amounted to a second four-year contract.

There is no “forever” on chances to get a parade. There are just so many times you can hear this is the year when it is not.

I was thinking a lot about if Aaron Boone and Aaron Judge are a version of Sean McDermott and Josh Allen.{ai:summary}<p>As the Yankees' Aaron Boone and Aaron Judge face critical moments in their careers, parallels are drawn to the Bills' Sean McDermott and Josh Allen. With Judge nearing 33 and Boone in the final stretch of his contract, the urgency for success grows, as repeated disappointments weigh heavily.</p><p>The comparison extends to teams like the Astros and Dodgers, highlighting the competitive landscape in which the Yankees must navigate. The pressure mounts as opportunities for championship parades become increasingly limited. #sports</p>

Why these Yankees have a lot of Buffalo Bills in them

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