Aaron Judge likely won't catch Bobby Witt Jr. in the AL MVP race, but that doesn't change how the Yankees' slugger is starting to look like his old self again.

It's safe to say Aaron Judge made the right decision to pursue baseball at a professional level, but he might have made some waves in the NFL as well if a touch football game from his freshman season at Fresno State was any indication.

The results are in for American League MVP and Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge has won it in unanimous fashion. He should have. It was an overwhelming case. He led the league in home runs, RBI, walks, on-base percentage, slugging percentage, total bases and WAR

NEW YORK —One of baseball’s oldest axioms says Memorial Day is the time to start paying attention to the standings. The season is at the one-third mark, a large enough sample for teams to declare their true identities.

Aaron Judge arrived at Fresno State unsure whether he was a pitcher or a hitter, or both. Within a year, the debate was over.

On Saturday, the New York Yankees’ game against the Tampa Bay Rays was rained out due to bad weather in the New York City area. The Rays had won Game 1 of the series on Friday evening in the Bronx, giving the Yankees their third straight loss in the process.

Aaron Judge lays it out to make an incredible diving catch to rob Jonathan Aranda of a base hit, recording the second out in the top of the 8th

Projection system shows just how much more dominant Aaron Judge has been than any of the game's top hitters, shining a light on how badly the New York Yankees have squandered his prime.