Aaron Judge has never had to go out of his way to stand out. He’s been the face of the New York Yankees for almost a decade.

PITTSBURGH — In his 1,000th career game, Aaron Judge turned in a typical Aaron Judge performance. There was, of course, a home run. There was a strong defensive play up against the right field wall.

Aaron Judge continued his scalding start to the season during the New York Yankees' 9-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park Friday. Judge, 32, marked his 1,000th game by hitting his sixth ...

Aaron Judge isn’t just leading the Yankees—he’s outpacing the entire league. With a seventh-inning home run on Friday in Pittsburgh, Judge now has more home runs than the entire Pirates roster.

Once again, the Yankees utilized the longball, getting a home run from Aaron Judge. It's already his sixth in just seven games. He's also re-writing history at every turn. First, there's this stat ...

“I think he’s, this generation, one of their greatest players,” manager Aaron Boone said, explaining why he already considers Judge to be a “no-brainer” Hall of Famer. Cooperstown may be ...

Aaron Judge keeps adding his name to the New York Yankees record books, and with that comes making history across Major League Baseball, as well. He hit his sixth home run of the year on Friday ...

could the necklace be his new lucky charm? Social media was buzzing with reactions after the game, with users calling the chain "iconic," "the most Judge thing ever," and even suggesting it should ...

MLB. Mr. Power! Aaron Judge stays "hot with the bat" and sets four records in Yankees victory Aaron Judge had already made it clear from the start why he refused to use the bat, when he told The ...

April of 2024 was not an award-winning month for Aaron Judge. Into the fifth week of last season, the Yankees’ captain was still trying to find the rhythm that would eventually propel him toward ...

PITTSBURGH — Isiah Kiner-Falefa gave himself up, slowing into a trot in a rundown as Anthony Volpe flipped a throw over his head to Yankees left-hander Max Fried, who was covering first base.