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Red Sox vs. Yankees same-game parlay for Sunday Night Baseball from proven expert includes Aaron Judge
Angelo Magliocca, who is up 123.5 units over the last three MLB seasons, gives his best same-game parlay for Red Sox vs.
Red Sox's Roman Anthony Topped Both Aaron Judge, Mike Trout
The Boston Red Sox had a pretty great day on Saturday. Boston not only got a good win over the New York Yankees, but No. 1 ...
Did the Guardians really pass on a chance to draft Aaron Judge in 2013? Hey, Hoynsie!
Hey, Hoynsie: Did Cleveland have a chance to draft Aaron Judge before the Yankees took him in 2013? — Patrick Grijak, ...
Aaron Judge’s $20K diamond gavel necklace was gifted to him by a teammate — and it has hidden special details: He ‘loved it’
The traditionally low-key superstar has been spotted sporting a splashy gavel necklace this season, a nod to his All Rise ...
MLB Makes Strong Aaron Judge Statement on Sunday
As the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox prepare for Sunday night’s series finale at Yankee Stadium, with first pitch set ...
Ex-Yankees star Alex Rodriguez says Aaron Judge 'needs' an October moment to be a true franchise legend
Alex Rodriguez may no longer believe in "championship or bust," but he says if Aaron Judge wants to be a true Yankees legend, ...
With 100 Games to Go, Aaron Judge Is Part of Unreal Company in Baseball History
Aaron Judge went 3-for-5 with a double on Friday night as the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 9-6 at Yankee Stadium.
As Aaron Judge flirts with .400, Yankees star’s thoughts on pursuit better resemble Tony Gwynn than Ted Williams
Already a two-time MVP and known for his power, Judge was hitting .392 entering Friday’s series-opener against Boston.
Aaron Judge's stats hitting another level. How they compare to Ohtani, others
New York Yankee Aaron Judge is on track to make MLB history during the 2025 season with his hitting power and precision.
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Has a Yankees player ever hit .400? How Aaron Judge factors in with Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and more legends
No player in the history of the New York Yankees franchise has ever hit .400. The list of teams that once had .400 hitters in the bygone days of baseball include the St. Louis Maroons, the Louisville ...