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Aaron Judge BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Aaron Judge just wrapped up what many are calling one of his finest seasons, leading Major League Baseball with a three thirty-one batting average, one point one four four OPS, and nine point seven WAR while crushing fifty-three home runs and driving in one hundred fourteen RBIs. The Yankees captain also delivered in the postseason, hitting five hundred with one homer and seven RBIs before the team's season ended.
The biggest news coming out of the Yankees organization involves Judge's health status. After suffering a flexor tendon injury in his right elbow last July that affected his throwing performance, there was concern he might need surgery during the offseason. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed earlier this week that an MRI showed Judge will not require any surgical procedure. Boone told reporters that Judge will take some time off and continue with strengthening exercises and rehab work, noting that the captain finished the season in good shape with steady improvement throughout.
Meanwhile, there's been some manufactured controversy swirling around Judge's American League home run record. Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit his sixty-fifth total home run of the year during ALCS Game Seven against the Toronto Blue Jays, combining his sixty regular season homers with five postseason blasts. Some outlets tried to frame this as breaking Judge's record, but baseball purists quickly shot that down. The regular season record remains Judge's sixty-two home runs from twenty twenty-two, as playoff stats have never counted toward regular season records. Social media erupted with fans defending Judge's mark, pointing out that combining different statistical categories cheapens what records actually mean in baseball history.
As the Yankees enter their offseason, the organization is building around their superstar captain, with management evaluating roster needs and free agency options. Judge remains the cornerstone of the franchise as they look to make another championship run in twenty twenty-six.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Aaron Judge just wrapped up what many are calling one of his finest seasons, leading Major League Baseball with a three thirty-one batting average, one point one four four OPS, and nine point seven WAR while crushing fifty-three home runs and driving in one hundred fourteen RBIs. The Yankees captain also delivered in the postseason, hitting five hundred with one homer and seven RBIs before the team's season ended.
The biggest news coming out of the Yankees organization involves Judge's health status. After suffering a flexor tendon injury in his right elbow last July that affected his throwing performance, there was concern he might need surgery during the offseason. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed earlier this week that an MRI showed Judge will not require any surgical procedure. Boone told reporters that Judge will take some time off and continue with strengthening exercises and rehab work, noting that the captain finished the season in good shape with steady improvement throughout.
Meanwhile, there's been some manufactured controversy swirling around Judge's American League home run record. Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit his sixty-fifth total home run of the year during ALCS Game Seven against the Toronto Blue Jays, combining his sixty regular season homers with five postseason blasts. Some outlets tried to frame this as breaking Judge's record, but baseball purists quickly shot that down. The regular season record remains Judge's sixty-two home runs from twenty twenty-two, as playoff stats have never counted toward regular season records. Social media erupted with fans defending Judge's mark, pointing out that combining different statistical categories cheapens what records actually mean in baseball history.
As the Yankees enter their offseason, the organization is building around their superstar captain, with management evaluating roster needs and free agency options. Judge remains the cornerstone of the franchise as they look to make another championship run in twenty twenty-six.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Aaron Judge just wrapped up what many are calling one of his finest seasons, leading Major League Baseball with a three thirty-one batting average, one point one four four OPS, and nine point seven WAR while crushing fifty-three home runs and driving in one hundred fourteen RBIs. The Yankees captain also delivered in the postseason, hitting five hundred with one homer and seven RBIs before the team's season ended.
The biggest news coming out of the Yankees organization involves Judge's health status. After suffering a flexor tendon injury in his right elbow last July that affected his throwing performance, there was concern he might need surgery during the offseason. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed earlier this week that an MRI showed Judge will not require any surgical procedure. Boone told reporters that Judge will take some time off and continue with strengthening exercises and rehab work, noting that the captain finished the season in good shape with steady improvement throughout.
Meanwhile, there's been some manufactured controversy swirling around Judge's American League home run record. Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit his sixty-fifth total home run of the year during ALCS Game Seven against the Toronto Blue Jays, combining his sixty regular season homers with five postseason blasts. Some outlets tried to frame this as breaking Judge's record, but baseball purists quickly shot that down. The regular season record remains Judge's sixty-two home runs from twenty twenty-two, as playoff stats have never counted toward regular season records. Social media erupted with fans defending Judge's mark, pointing out that combining different statistical categories cheapens what records actually mean in baseball history.
As the Yankees enter their offseason, the organization is building around their superstar captain, with management evaluating roster needs and free agency options. Judge remains the cornerstone of the franchise as they look to make another championship run in twenty twenty-six.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Aaron Judge just wrapped up what many are calling one of his finest seasons, leading Major League Baseball with a three thirty-one batting average, one point one four four OPS, and nine point seven WAR while crushing fifty-three home runs and driving in one hundred fourteen RBIs. The Yankees captain also delivered in the postseason, hitting five hundred with one homer and seven RBIs before the team's season ended.
The biggest news coming out of the Yankees organization involves Judge's health status. After suffering a flexor tendon injury in his right elbow last July that affected his throwing performance, there was concern he might need surgery during the offseason. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed earlier this week that an MRI showed Judge will not require any surgical procedure. Boone told reporters that Judge will take some time off and continue with strengthening exercises and rehab work, noting that the captain finished the season in good shape with steady improvement throughout.
Meanwhile, there's been some manufactured controversy swirling around Judge's American League home run record. Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit his sixty-fifth total home run of the year during ALCS Game Seven against the Toronto Blue Jays, combining his sixty regular season homers with five postseason blasts. Some outlets tried to frame this as breaking Judge's record, but baseball purists quickly shot that down. The regular season record remains Judge's sixty-two home runs from twenty twenty-two, as playoff stats have never counted toward regular season records. Social media erupted with fans defending Judge's mark, pointing out that combining different statistical categories cheapens what records actually mean in baseball history.
As the Yankees enter their offseason, the organization is building around their superstar captain, with management evaluating roster needs and free agency options. Judge remains the cornerstone of the franchise as they look to make another championship run in twenty twenty-six.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI