"Home runs" is one of those statistics that seems to hold more weight than other statistics. In two of the last three years, Aaron ... Judge hit a career-high and American League record 62 home ...

"Home runs" is one of those statistics that seems to hold more weight than other statistics. In two of the last three years, Aaron ... Judge hit a career-high and American League record 62 ...

Yankees superstar Aaron Judge appeared in his 1,000th big-league game on Friday, a 9-4 New York victory that spoiled the ...

And given that the Yankees have played just seven games, that's a better combination than anyone in MLB history. No playe ...

Aaron Judge backs up bold claim by hitting yet another home run Considering the success his ... Judge has hit as many as 62 home runs in a single season. Given how good he already is, it isn ...

New York Yankees right fielder Aaron ... home runs in 2024, two years removed from setting the league record with 62 in 2022. Last season, Judge started cold. He didn’t hit his third home run ...

Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees is off to a hot start this season with six home runs in seven games, will he once again ...

The three home runs he hit were his first three home runs of the season. He needed just one at-bat on Sunday to get his fourth home run of the season. Facing Milwaukee starter Aaron Civale, Judge ...

One of my earliest blunders was thinking Aaron Judge wouldn ... let’s talk about Judge leading the league in home runs. After all, the man’s a monster. Last season, he crushed 58 bombs, and in 2022, ...

Aaron Judge has done ... puts up historic numbers. Judge has led all of baseball in home runs twice in the past three seasons, setting the AL record with 62 homers in 2022 and following it up ...

Aaron Judge hits a home run during the Yankees-Brewers game on March ... He also noted that following his 62-homer 2022 season people asked, “How could you top that?’ And he did in ’24.” ...

Let's get this out of the way, even if it's way too early to even start thinking about it: Aaron ... home run for the first four-homer inning in Yankees history. In the understatement of the day ...