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Historically Hot Aaron Judge Is Making Sure the Yankees Don't Miss Juan Soto
After all, Soto's presence ahead of Judge in the Yankees' lineup did create more opportunities for the latter to bat with a man on base. He saw more pitches to hit accordingly, so of course he went off for a 58-homer, 144-RBI season that netted him his second American League MVP.
Judge has no equals in MLB. In the past calendar year, he has been 145 percent better than the average hitter.
If Aaron Judge comes up one home run short of breaking his own AL record this season, Sunday will live in infamy.
On Thursday, Rodon once again expressed his admiration for Judge when asked what surprises him, per Erik Boland of Newsday ...
The New York Yankees have the luxury of building their lineup around all-world slugger Aaron Judge, who is capable of carrying an offense by himself. He is off ...
"Right now, he's like Tony Gwynn," Carlos Rodón said of Judge. "Next week, he'll probably be like Hank Aaron." ...
Mets' Carlos Mendoza shares his honest thoughts on Juan Soto's comments regarding Aaron Judge in regards to getting pitched ...
The Yankees (15-10) avoided what would have been their first sweep of three games or more in Cleveland since 1970.
Carlos Rodón pitched seven strong innings, Paul Goldschmidt drove in two runs and Aaron Judge raised his major league-leading ...
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