Maybe Aaron Judge had a good read on Juan Soto’s free agency. Judge’s interesting comments about how he opted to give Soto “space” during his free agency rather than pitch him on returning ...

In an 11-photo Instagram post on Dec. 31 captioned “2024>2025,” Judge highlighted his year but did not include a single post ...

New York Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge has been surrounded by the support of wife Samantha Bracksieck before he became an MLB superstar. The professional athlete has been in a private and ...

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees had a successful regular season in 2019. They went 103-59, securing the top spot in the always competitive American League East. The Bronx Bombers matched up ...

A strong right fielder for most of his career, Aaron Judge became a full-time center fielder to accommodate Soto in 2024. While Judge put an emphasis on protecting his body at times after a toe ...

With Juan Soto in Queens, it probably will be Aaron Judge who regularly patrols right field in The Bronx. Of the 117 games Judge played defensively last season, 105 came in center, where he slowed ...

Aaron Judge is coming off his second MVP season, and he could be making a change for 2025. New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman met with reporters at the Winter Meetings in Dallas on Monday.

On Thursday, one fan did what New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge couldn’t in the fifth inning of Game 5 of the World Series in October: get his/her hands on the ball hit by Los Angeles ...

Aaron Judge failed to read the line drive. Some people in New York apparently failed to read the fine print. Last week, the ball Judge infamously dropped in the fifth inning of the Yankees’ Game ...

Yankees reigning AL MVP Aaron Judge reclaiming his spot in right field is like returning a piece of fine art […] ...

The baseball that Aaron Judge dropped for an error in Game 5 of the World Series has sold at auction for $43,510. Conducted through the Dodgers' official auction site ...

Or you could buy a baseball associated with failure: the ball two-time most valuable player Aaron Judge dropped in the fateful fifth inning, on the night the Dodgers clinched the World Series ...