Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh headlined the American League’s 2025 Silver Slugger class on Friday, with Judge adding a fifth ...
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Aaron Judge 5th, 60 Home Run Lally First Award. He also received a rookie cut. AL Silver Slugger Ann...
The Seattle Mariners' Carl Lally, the main character of the first 60 home runs, won the Silver Slugger Award for the first time. Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees was fifth in the outfield category.
There's nothing harder in sports than hitting a baseball. Nothing. Don't let anyone ever try to convince you otherwise. The objective, summed up in a quirky way, is to try to hit a round ball with a ...
Aaron Judge is one of the best baseball players on the planet. His numbers speak for themselves. Over his ten years in Major League Baseball, Judge has an average of .294, an OPS of 1.028, an OPS+ of ...
The Yankees heard the breathless chatter about a tight race for the American League Most Valuable Player Award through ...
As Aaron Judge posts another stellar statistical season, MLB insiders examine why Raleigh's unprecedented power from baseball ...
View post: JJ McCarthy’s Future Wife Claps Back at Naysayers After Vikings-Lions Aaron Judge kept the Yankees World Series hopes alive with a massive home run against the Blue Jays. Carlos Rodon's ...
Raleigh joins two other Mariners to have won this award: Alex Rodriguez in 1996 and Ken Griffey Jr. in 1997. The ...
New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge has inked his name to the history books once again with a clutch home run that kept the Pinstripes' postseason dreams alive against the Toronto Blue Jays. If you ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. NEW YORK (AP) — Aaron Judge was out of the ...
NEW YORK — When the New York Yankees needed someone to save them, Aaron Judge practically put on a cape. Captain clutch, indeed. In a do-it-all effort for the ages, Judge hit a tying homer and drove ...
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