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Bettors like Aaron Judge to do something that hasn’t been done since 1941
The last MLB player to hit .400 in a single season was Ted Williams, who achieved the feat in 1941. Since then, there have been many players who have raced off to hot starts at the plate, but the closest anyone has come was Tony Gwynn posting a .394 average in 1994.
As he prepares for that matchup, Yankees franchise slugger Aaron Judge has a lot of history to consider. There's the recent ...
Aaron Judge continues to be the best hitter in Major League Baseball and with that comes signs of respect from opposing managers and pitchers. That was on display Wednesday night in Anaheim when the ...
The Judge and Ohtani Show goes on. Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani are dominating MLB.com's Hitter Power Rankings -- just like ...
Not even two full months into the 2025 MLB season, oddsmakers think Aaron Judge has all but locked up the American League MVP ...
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WATCH: Ron Washington’s Epic Reaction After Walking Aaron Judge Twice Goes ViralAngels manager Ron Washington goes viral for laughing after Aaron Judge tips his cap following two intentional walks in ...
Ron Washington absolutely loved Aaron Judge’s reaction to being intentionally walked twice in the first two innings on ...
Aaron Judge continues to build an MVP-caliber season, adding another remarkable feat to his growing list of achievements. The Yankees slugger has now matched a milestone that dates back to a time ...
Aaron Judge is best known for smashing homers, as befits a man who owns three 50-homer seasons – making him one of just five players in history to reach that level three times. You know this, because ...
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