Just when you thought the two-time MVP couldn't get any better, the Yankees slugger has upped his game by becoming an even more aggressive hitter.

Aaron Judge hits a home run deep to right-center field to get the Yankees on the board early and ties Alex Rodriguez for the sixth-most homers in team history

ATLANTA — Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton flashed an eye-squinting big ‘ole smile hearing Aaron Judge was at it again during the captain’s Sunday post-game interviews, first with the YES Network’s Meredith Marakovits on the field and then with the beat writers at his Truist Park visiting clubhouse locker.

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees made a strong resurgence in the regular season following the All-Star break. Judge has now achieved a rare milestone, ascending into the top three among active players in this exclusive category.

Aaron Judge Offers Confession on Yankees Future Amid Latest MVP Chase originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Only months after turning 33, New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is already thinking about retirement.

Only seven players have won the Triple Crown in the last 95 years of baseball history, and Judge is on the verge of being the eighth.

New York Yankees star Aaron Judge has made it clear where he stands religiously. Judge is arguably the game's best hitter since prime Barry Bonds. The New York Yankees star is hitting .355 with 35 home runs and 81 RBI at the MLB All-Star break.