On Opening Day, coming off his second-best in the majors, Aaron Judge turned down a seven-year, $213.5 million Yankees contract extension. After general manager Brian Cashman made the details of ...

With Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire, and Sammy Sosa all surpassing Maris between 1998 and 2001, many consider 61 to be the true record, so all eyes have been on Judge in the Bronx. Judge is a powerful ...

If Aaron Judge is going to hit 62 home runs ... The game ended with Judge, sitting on 61 home runs, two batters away from getting up. “It would [have been] nice to hit it at home and do ...

Aaron Judge, the­ renowned American profe­ssional ... Surpassing Roger Maris' long-standing re­cord of 61 home runs, Aaron's impressive­ tally of 62 solidified his position as one of the ...

Aaron Judge jumped all over the pitch ... at Rogers Centre in Toronto and fell into the pen for home run No. 61, tying the American League single-season record set 61 years ago by Roger Maris.

“and I can’t think of anybody better that baseball could look up to than Aaron Judge, who is the face of baseball.’’ Making baseball history rhyme, Maris noted that the nine-day wait for ...

This, in case you’re new here, is the prime location for an opportunity at catching a history-making Aaron Judge home run. “Should we let him in on our hack?” Grullon whispers, conspiratorially.

The AL record is 61, so that is one I can kind of try to ... Rasco/Sports Illustrated As did Marcus Aurelius, Mark Twain and Joan Didion, Aaron Judge keeps a notebook. It used to be a physical ...

The last MLB player to hit .400 in a single season was Ted Williams, who achieved the feat in 1941. Since then, there have ...

TORONTO, ON — When Aaron Judge's American League record-tying 61st ... series at Toronto this week one shy of the AL record of 61 home runs set by Roger Maris in 1961. The only players to ...

Aaron Judge is again in the news. He achieved a milestone matching baseball legends. On June 5, 2025, Judge's batting average ...

Aaron Judge is nearing a batting average of .400. It is something which has not been achieved in the MLB since 1941.