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Yankees in awe of Aaron Judge's hot start to season
Rodon, who signed a six-year, $162 million free agent deal with the Yankees before the 2023 season, first saw Judge on June 29, 2017 at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago when the lefthander was with the White Sox. He struck out Judge in his first at-bat and got him to ground to short in his second at-bat of what would be a 12-3 Yankees victory.
Judge isn’t just swinging at the right pitches, he’s actually connecting more often, especially in the zone. His zone contact ...
"Right now, he's like Tony Gwynn," Carlos Rodón said of Judge. "Next week, he'll probably be like Hank Aaron." ...
With two more hits in Wednesday’s win over the Guardians, Judge’s batting average is up to a ridiculous .415. He leads the ...
Yankees star Aaron Judge appeared robbed of a home run by umpires who believed his shot down the left field line was foul ...
Aaron Judge and Paul Goldschmidt continued to rack up hits in the Bombers’ 5-1 win over the Guardians on Wednesday.
Gleyber Torres responded to Aaron Judge’s Instagram comment with four words that would take them down memory lane.
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