Like Bonds, New York Yankees' slugger Aaron Judge has already added a few home run records to his name; but his remarkable ability to hit baseballs great distances repetitively isn’t stopping him from branching out and trying for a few other historical achievements.

We know he’s great, but do we understand how great? Judge is staking his claim to being the greatest right-handed hitter of modern times.

The top contender is Kansas City shortstop Bobby Witt, who finished second to Judge in AL MVP voting last season. Witt has name recognition and a 20-game hitting streak already this season. One of the best pure hitters in the Majors, Witt is always a threat to string together 20 games in which he hits .400 or better.