Yankees’ Aaron Judge joins Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle in special New York franchise home run history originally appeared on The ...

The skies finally cleared Tuesday after a lightning display over George M. Steinbrenner Field lasted for nearly two hours.

New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is not only the greatest hitter of his generation, but he's also one of the best in ...

Aaron Judge is having a Ruth-ian season. But one guy, former Mets GM and current MLB Network analyst Steve Phillips, goes a step further. He says Judge is even greater than Babe Ruth. "You look at ...

Judge went 2-for-5 with a solo home run, a walk and three total runs scored in Tuesday's 13-3 victory versus the Rays.

Aaron Judge of the @Yankees is the second MLB player to have 5+ HR and 15+ RBI over his first 6 games played in a season (since RBI became an official stat in 1920). The other was Babe Ruth in ...

Judge currently has a BABIP average of .467. Ruth set the record back in 1923 with .423, one point over Roger Hornsby in 1922 with .422. This year, Judge is batting .391 with 18 home runs and 47 RBIs.

This time, Aaron Judge and Babe Ruth aren't the only two guys on the historic list. New York Yankees history now has three players, including Judge on Friday night, who have homered when trailing ...

Judge tied Ruth for the Yankee record. Aaron Judge now has 321 homers in his first 1,000 games as a Yankee. Babe Ruth had exactly 321 homers in his first 1,000 games as a Yankee, too.

With 147 games played and 15 remaining for the Yankees, Judge is on pace to hit 66 home runs, per FanGraphs. Ruth hit his 60th home run in his 154th and final game of the season and Maris hit his ...

Aaron Judge moved level with baseball legend Babe Ruth’s single-season tally of 60 home runs on Tuesday – one shy of Roger Maris’ American League (AL) single-season record – in a dramatic ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Yankees slugger Aaron Judge smashed his 60th home run of the season Tuesday night, matching the legendary Babe Ruth’s single-season best. Judge’s home run came in the ninth… ...