New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge began the weekend hitting .390 with 26 home runs and 60 runs batted in in 68 games this season. In 10 seasons with the Yankees, Judge has hit 341 homers.

Aaron Judge is doing a pretty good version of Secretariat in 2025. He is running away from his contemporaries and toward history.

Former Mets GM Steve Phillips argued that Judge is on pace for the greatest single season by a Yankees hitter. Phillips believes that Aaron Judge even outshone Ruth’s legendary 1927 campaign and Roger Maris’s 61-homer 1961 season.

Aaron Judge launches a solo home run over the Green Monster, tying the game at 1 in the top of the 9th inning

On one hand, it is the easiest answer of all: almost certainly not. There is a reason why we are now 84 years past Ted Williams hitting .406 in 1941, and why that remains one of the last true Holy Grails of the sport. There is a reason why less than a handful of hitters have even given .400 a real run, and none since 1994.

WFAN host Sal Licata mocked Aaron Judge in a recent video while defending the Mets. Here’s what he had to say.

Our MLB betting picks like the chances of Aaron Judge smacking his sixth longball of June when the Yankees battle the Red Sox on Saturday, June 14, 2025.

As the Yankees visit Boston for a three-game set, Aaron Judge will be celebrating his first Father's Day as a parent with his family in attendance.