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Heading into his own walk year, Michael King is inspired by New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge. King was there in 2022 when ...

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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 ...

The questions were similar to those that had been asked of Aaron Rodgers for a number of weeks now. But the queries had more of an urgent edge now because the 41-year-old signal-caller and 20-season ...

In a season full of historic achievements and headlines from players like Paul Skenes, Bobby Witt Jr., and Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge has been named the MLB Player of the Year by Sports Illustrated.

The Yankees are built around Aaron Judge, who had one of the best seasons in baseball history last year. He won his second MVP award hitting behind Juan Soto but will not have that protection this ...

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Despite a 2024 New York Yankees season in which they combined for 99 home runs and 254 RBIs and spoke of themselves as “friends,” Juan Soto didn’t make the cut among Aaron Judge’s best ...

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