New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge is off to an insane start in 2025, and former MLB player and analyst Mark DeRosa thinks it’s time we start putting his dominance into historical perspective ...

Aaron Judge’s 2025 season is nothing short of sensational. The Yankees captain is off to one of the most explosive starts in franchise history. Recently, the slugger matched Babe Ruth’s iconic ...

New York Yankees slugger and baseball's best hitter, Aaron Judge, became the fastest player to 350 home runs, having done so in 1,088 games. This surpasses the record set by Mark McGwire, who sits at ...

This is what has distinguished Aaron Judge – the speed and volume with which he has racked up homers. He just has zipped into ...

Will Aaron Judge have one of the all-time great seasons? How many home run records can Cal Raleigh smash in one year? Here's ...

Judge is the first player in MLB history to hit .375 or better with 45 or more home runs over a 100-game span. Even Barry Bonds never had such a stretch, despite hitting 73 home runs in 153 games ...

Carlos Rodón didn’t hesitate. The post Carlos Rodon Makes Strong Aaron Judge Comparison to MLB Legend in Clear Message After Dodgers Series appeared first on EssentiallySports.

It’s unlikely Judge will finish hitting over .400, but it’s not out of the question that he could finish with the best season ever. “We know we’re watching history, which is weird because ...

Aaron Judge's historic home-run pace and three other stats to know ... Most home runs through 1k games in MLB history. Anytime a player's home-run-hitting prowess is invoking comparisons to Babe ...

Aaron Judge is the first player in American League history with a .400+ batting average, 10+HR, and 30+RBIs in March/April (min. 100 at-bats) since 1920. — Francys Romero (@francysromeroFR ...

Aaron Judge entered Friday night’s game in Boston hitting .392. ... The Ted Williams comparisons aren’t fair to Aaron Judge By . Mike Vaccaro. Published June 14, 2025, 5:51 p.m. ET.

3.2135: Aaron Judge has hit a home run every 3.2135 games over his career. That is the fewest games per home run in a career in MLB history. He narrowly edges out Mark McGwire (3.2144) and Babe ...