Aaron Judge is getting the worst from fans after the New York Yankees suffered their second straight defeat at the hands of the Toronto Blue Jays to go down 0-2 heading back to the States. The Blue Jays defeated the Yankees, 13-7, in ALDS Game 2.Amid this, a video is doing the rounds on the internet, where Judge misfields the ball in the outfield, leading to Daulton Varsho's triple in the second inning. This play happened just moments before Ernie Clement hit a two-run home run off Max Fried.From this moment on, the Blue Jays never stopped as fans blamed the Yankees' No. 99 for the loss."He's not used to so much running outside Yankees RF," one fan commented."Feel free to use this, I just created it 🤣😂. Aaron Judge reminding us he wears jersey 99 in the field," one fan compiled the video to mock the Yankees captain by showing his catch drop in World Series Game 5 last year."It's not every day that you see the right fielder getting beat 5-hole," another fan wrote."You misspelled "to get Varsho to third," one fan said."That’s some little league s*it right there," another posted."This guy is a playoffs fraud I swear," one fan called out Judge's playoff credentials.Aaron Judge is connecting but it's not enoughAaron Judge has managed to put the ball in play, but those long levers need to pull some balls into the stands if the Yankees hope to survive the ALDS round against the Blue Jays.On Sunday, Judge hit twice in three plate appearances and scored two, including an RBI hit and two walks. He's hitting .571 this postseason, but he's still without a home run. Most of the time, teams are looking to walk him, so the Yankees captain will need to capitalize on the opportunities where the pitchers are trying to pitch at him to get out.After the game, Judge tried to steady the tone, saying:“Just trying to do my job. Get on base, drive guys in when they’re out there. Not trying to do too much, help this team. What’s been great for us all year long is just kind of pass the baton, kind of what we did there late in the game. … Got to keep that going.”He also acknowledged that adversity is nothing new, adding:“We’ve been playing with our backs against the wall all year, so it’s nothing new for us.”The Yankees find themselves at the brink of postseason elimination after two straight defeats in the best-of-five series. Yankee Stadium will need to be the loudest and the Yankees' stars need to give them the reason to do so.