Aaron Judge homered for the third straight game, Giancarlo Stanton added a two-run insurance shot and the New York Yankees beat the host San Francisco Giants 7-3 on Saturday night.
New York Yankees star Aaron Judge made more MLB history after his first-inning home run Saturday night.
The New York Yankees (40-19) have played sensational baseball through the first two-plus months of the season, and they find themselves in first place in the American League East by 2.0 games over the defending champion Baltimore Orioles.
With the New York Yankees visiting the San Francisco Giants this weekend, Aaron Judge has been even more of a talking point than usual. The five-time all-star isn’t the most popular figure in San Francisco after he turned down the Giants to remain with the Yankees two years ago.
When it comes to success as a franchise, not many have done more than the New York Yankees. Despite not winning a World Series in an unacceptable amount of time for this organization, as a whole, they're unmatched.
The New York Yankees certainly are in a great spot right now but it sounds like they were pretty close to having a completely different looking roster.
Aaron Judge came home to San Francisco and showed us exactly what we were missing. Well, the guy the San Francisco Giants didn’t want to be beat by, beat ‘em.
One of the National League's top pitchers in recent years gets a rematch with one of the game's hottest hitters when Logan Webb and the San Francisco Giants host Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees on Saturday night.
The month of May always seems like it flies by in the MLB. We spend all of April overanalyzing every little thing that happens across the league and then half of the time the results in May flip all of our thoughts on their heads.
Aaron Judge launched two home runs in his first game at Oracle Park, Marcus Stroman was effective into the eighth inning and the New York Yankees beat the San Francisco Giants 6-2 in the first of a three-game road series Friday night.
Sacramento native Aaron Judge showed out in the Bay Area on Friday, striking up yet another MVP case.
Yankees outfielders Aaron Judge and Juan Soto could be teammates for only one season, but they've been combining to make history in the Bronx.
We might never know how close New York Yankees OF Aaron Judge was to signing with the San Francisco Giants..
Aaron Judge's spectacular month of May has etched his name in Yankees' history.
Aaron Judge will get his first opportunity to take aim at Oracle Park's signature old-time baseball glove above the left-field bleachers on Friday night when the New York Yankees visit the San Francisco Giants for the start of a three-game interleague series.
After a worrisome start to the season, New York Yankees OF Aaron Judge is once again the best hitter in baseball. MLB.com’s latest hitter power rankings place the slugger in the top spot, largely thanks to an otherworldly month of May.
Following a slow start to the season, many baseball fans debated if New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge was slipping into Juan Soto‘s shadow. Fast forward to the end of May and Judge has put that slow start behind him – very far behind him.
The New York Yankees may have a new historic duo. Aaron Judge and Juan Soto are off to an incredible start together. Arguably the two best hitters in the game, they both are off to such amazing starts that it promises to be a fun and perhaps historic summer in the Bronx.
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge has completely erased that poor month of April. He continued his red-hot month of May with another multi-hit performance
Less than a month ago, Aaron Judge was already being written off by much of the baseball world. Those skeptics couldn’t have been more wrong. After a terrible span that stretched until late April, Judge is back as one of the league’s top players.
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