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Aaron Judge off to historic start: Yankees slugger in Hall of Fame company as he continues torrid pace
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge on Wednesday night bashed his first home run since April 4 and in doing so ended a 10-game homer-less streak and delivered the go-ahead run in an eventual 4-3 sweep-completing win over the visiting Kansas City Royals. Here's a look:
Aaron Judge Matches Babe Ruth, Other Yankees Hall-of-Famers Amid Historic Start
All 30 MLB teams have played at least 10% of their regular season and New York Yankees two-time MVP outfielder Aaron Judge is off to arguably the best start of his career.The 32-year-old led the Yankees to a 4-3 win against the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night,
Amid his ejection against the Rays, Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm had something interesting to say about Aaron Judge.
Aaron Boone was impressed after Judge became the first player in MLB history with 321 home runs in his first 1,000 games.
Aaron Judge has put up video game numbers over his past 162 games, slotting the New York Yankees slugger alongside Babe Ruth in the MLB history books.
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge, the reigning American League Most Valuable Player Award winner, will serve as the ...
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