His answer again was a hard "no," just as it has been every year since 2018, the year after Judge won the event his rookie year in 2017 in Miami. "Nope," Judge told Newsday with a smile. "Same answer.

The New York Yankees are 38-23 to start the year, and Aaron Judge is having an MVP-caliber season, again. He is practically a lock for the All-Star Game, but the slugger has made it clear where he stands on the Home Run Derby.

Aaron Judge may be the most prolific home run hitter we've seen in decades, but the New York Yankees slugger is not interested in participating in the Home Run Derby -- unless the event comes to Yankee Stadium.