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

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 joined Babe Ruth in 1928 as the only Yankees to record six multi-homer games in the team’s first 70 games of a season.

Although that home run was not enough to help the Yankees avoid a brutal 12-2 loss, it put Judge in an extremely exclusive group of legendary baseball players, including the likes of Babe Ruth and ...

The comparisons between Aaron Judge and Babe Ruth Since he came to the Yankees, Judge has wowed fans. In turn, his exploits and presence have inevitably put him in the same sentence as Babe Ruth.

In 1927, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig came in at a bWAR of 24.4 (Ruth 12.6 and Gehrig 11.8) and in 1930, they finished at 20.1 (Ruth 10.5) and Gehrig 9.6.

The 7th-inning big fly was also Judge’s 321st of his career, a feat he accomplished in his 1,000th MLB game. It’s the same home run total Babe Ruth had over his first 1,000 games in a Yankees ...

Aaron Judge continues his legacy, as he has just forged a new record that puts him shoulder to shoulder with a baseball legend: Babe Ruth. The Yankees captain played his 1,000th ga ...

Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs in 1927, which was the single-season record until Roger Maris hit 61 in 1961. New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge leads MLB this year with 59 home runs.

June 13, 2017 / 3:25 PM EDT / CBS Boston By Matt Dolloff, CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) -- Aaron Judge needs to hit the rookie wall pronto, because the takes are already getting out of control.

Maris ranks No. 7 on the single-season list, while Ruth holds the No 8 and No. 9 spots. Since the All-Star break, Judge is batting .363/.500/.836 with 24 home runs.

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 ...