Michael Salfino handicaps the race for 2025 AL MVP honors, including an explanation for what could prevent Aaron Judge from a ...

The same clip was posted on X by Yankees beat reporter Bryan Hoch this Wednesday, with the caption “Swing the bat!” Aaron Judge responds with some loud contact.” For Judge, this was business ...

Aaron Judge believes the Yankees still have more than enough talent to succeed despite spring training injuries ...

After taking the first two pitches for strikes in his at-bat, Judge responded by belting a long home run to center field. The ball just sounds different coming off the bat of Aaron Judge ...

The Los Angeles Angels' infielder is having an incredible spring thanks to his work with two-time MVP Aaron Judge's hitting ...

Well, Judge heard that loud and clear and responded perfectly, as he proceeded to crush the next pitch. Here's video of the moment, courtesy of Bryan Hoch of MLB.com. “Swing the bat!” ...

Despite heavy injuries, Yankees captain Aaron Judge sends a strong message to doubters ahead of the 2025 season.

Aaron Judge is “hoping and praying” for the best for Gerrit Cole and has found the silver lining of a bleak Yankees camp.

This year, he doesn't envision those problems hampering his swing. Jones feels like that's bad news for the rest of baseball if he and Judge get into a lineup together. Aaron Judge is 6-foot-7 ...

Yankees captain Aaron Judge is surprised that Alex Verdugo is still a free agent after he had a down year in 2024.

TAMPA — Aaron Judge wanted to make it clear that he did ... Jones spent the offseason working on some adjustments to his swing and batting stance — which have drawn some comparisons to Judge ...

Aaron Judge is passing the knowledge down ... tall and can remember how hard it was to figure out the strike zone and swing at his size. Compared to their smaller teammates, the big sluggers ...