Aaron Judge is so good at baseball that sometimes outfielders don't even have to move after he makes contact. That's what happened in the top of the eighth inning of the New York Yankees' game against the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night,

Statcast measures the projected distance and exit velocity of Aaron Judge's 444-foot homer at an exit velocity of 117.7 mph

Aaron Judge did as Aaron Judge usually does and homered into the right field seats in the fourth inning at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night. But that’s only where the interesting part began.

Aaron Judge crushes his second home run of the game to center field, trimming the Yankees' deficit to 4-2 in the 6th inning

A sneaky fan hilariously snags Aaron Judge’s 12th home run ball after the original catcher drops it mid-celebration.

Yankees star Aaron Judge has etched his name in franchise history with a dominant performance at the plate through the first 40 games of the 2025 season.

In 2004, when Bonds shattered the single-season record by drawing 120 intentional walks, he played half his games in the pitcher’s paradise that was then called AT&T Park. Judge, meanwhile, calls Yankee stadium and its famous short porch home.

Kyle Schwarber homered twice to tie Aaron Judge for the major league lead and extended his on-base streak to 46 games, and Zack Wheeler struck out eight over seven innings as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cleveland Guardians 3-0.