The New York Yankees lost to the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night but that didn't stop Aaron Judge from making some team ...

As Aaron Judge celebrates his birthday, and continues his hot start for the New York Yankees here's a look at three ...

After all, Soto's presence ahead of Judge in the Yankees' lineup did create more opportunities for the latter to bat with a ...

This is Aaron Judge’s 10th season in the majors, so he’s played long enough to officially have a Hall of Fame career.

Aaron Judge entered Friday night's game leading the majors in just about every offensive category, including batting average (.415), OBP (.513), slugging (.734) and OPS (1.247).

Judge has no equals in MLB. In the past calendar year, he has been 145 percent better than the average hitter.

Aaron Judge can't be a one-man band. as the team needs more offensive production and improved starting pitching.

Yankees star Aaron Judge appeared robbed of a home run by umpires who believed his shot down the left field line was foul ...

Judge isn’t just swinging at the right pitches, he’s actually connecting more often, especially in the zone. His zone contact ...

Yankees manager Aaron Boone spoke Monday with MLB senior VP of operations Michael Hill about Aaron Judge's home run that was ...

"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 ...