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Yankees' Aaron Judge is 1st player in MLB history with these amazing stats before the All-Star Game
Aaron Judge continues to make MLB history. The New York Yankees' superstar outfielder has achieved something before the All-Star break that no player ever has before. Judge's combination of 119 hits and 33 home runs, through July 7, has never happened before the break, according to OptaStats' Greg Harvey.
Judge's 33rd homer, double play started by Bellinger leads Yankees over Mets, stopping 6-game slide
Aaron Judge hit his 33rd home run, left fielder Cody Bellinger started a pivotal double play and the New York Yankees stopped a six-game losing streak by beating the Mets 6-4 Sunday to avoid a weekend Subway Series sweep.
Another year, another mind-blowing record for Aaron Judge. This one puts him in a class of his own. According to Codify ...
Yankees star has gone with a different way of thinking in 2025 and it's paying off, even when he doesn't see it.
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Aaron Judge Reaches Historic Milestone Set in 1948 - MSNAaron Judge continues to make history in the Bronx. Through his first 60 games of the 2025 MLB season, the Yankees captain has compiled 88 hits and 41 walks, matching a rare feat last accomplished ...
If Aaron Judge finishes this season with 62 home runs, one shy of his American League record, no one will need a stat sheet to find the missing one.. Maybe they won’t remember how the foul ...
Judge led the league last year with a 96.2 mph average. So while Judge's hits are a tick down in velocity, he's on a pace to set a record for balls hit into the field of play, or batting average ...
"Aaron Judge currently has an OPS of 1.264. League average OPS this year is .710. If Judge had 0 hits, 0 walks, 0 HBP, and 0 sac flies in his next 201 at bats, his OPS would finally drop to ...
MORE: Mets' trade of Pete Crow-Armstrong to Cubs is aging horrifically One of the best parts of Judge’s monster season so far is how nicely his traditional stats align with his advanced stats ...
Aaron Judge is doing things we’ve never seen before (and Jacob Wilson is doing things we haven’t seen in a while). Plus: more notes on Dodgers-Braves, and the schedule-makers made this week a ...
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