Yankees captain Aaron Judge played in his 1,000th career game on Friday night, hitting another home run after making a ...

A year ago, it took Aaron Judge 25 games to hit four home runs. After a spring training during which he said he would make some adjustments in order to get off to a better start to the season ...

NEW YORK — When the Yankees opened a late-April series against the Brewers last year, Aaron Judge was enduring the worst start to a season of his entire career. Judge took the field on April 27 ...

NEW YORK – Aaron Judge won’t swing a “torpedo’’ bat, not even for batting practice laughs just to see how far beyond the 10451-zip code he might hit one. “I’m good where I’m at ...

Even with the Yankees' success with the bat, the torpedo bats are not for Aaron Judge, and you can't really blame him. Judge has been the best hitter in baseball for the last few years ...

Aaron Judge left his early-season struggles in 2024 — and his MVP defense is off to a fast start. Last season’s woeful opening month led to some April booing before the Yankees’ captain ...

Yankees slugger Aaron Judge blasted his third home run of the game Saturday afternoon against the Brewers as the Bombers set a franchise record with nine homers in a game in a 20-9 victory.

The players in the top 5 jersey sales who are not from the Dodgers are Juan Soto of the New York Mets and Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees, the current AL MVP. The Dodgers have currently paused ...

The New York Yankees’ use of a “torpedo” style baseball bat was all the talk around MLB over the weekend, but Aaron Judge is not one of the players using the bat. He has a very good reason why.

Why isn't my team using them? And while the conversation swirled around redesigned barrels, New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge just kept swinging the bat he’s always trusted. On Monday ...

Considering Judge’s extraordinary recent performance—a .304 average, .433 OBP, and 157 home runs over his last three seasons—intentionally walking him, even with the bases loaded ...

With the Yankees up 2-0 and the fans ecstatic with the back-to-back home runs, Judge kept them on their feet with a 468-foot blast to left field. The three consecutive home runs on three ...