Aaron Judge overtook Alex Rodriguez at the New York Yankees records on Monday, and A. Rudd was quick to yell at the Basques on Twitter.
It’s hard to see your once glorified records broken, but when they’re broken by a player who beats the record for most home runs in a single MLS season, it’s hard not to raise your roof.
Alex Rodriguez had to make up his mind on Monday, as the judge surpassed his record for most home runs by a right-handed hitter in New York Yankees history.
Aaron Judge tied Alex Rodriguez’s record for most home runs hit by a Yankee right-hand hitter in one season.
Sure, there is a file Many It’s a qualifier for that record, but it’s still an impressive record. Judge’s previous one-season record was 52, set in his sophomore season in 2017. At 54 years old, he flirts with the record for most MLS seasons.
Judge sights are set first and foremost on winning matches and earning the Yankees title on the AL East. Then you go into the playoffs and hopefully win the world championship, which the Yankees haven’t done since 2009. But you know he knows the importance of number 61 and Roger Maris. Maris, to this day, holds the record for most home runs in a season by an AL hitter.
Looking at the National League as well, there are five seasons above the Maris, but they are all three hitters whose legacy has been called into question due to the use of performance-enhancing drugs (Barry Bonds, Mark McGuire, Sammy Sosa).
today? The judge is in full swing for 64.8 pips. He’s in the middle of a hot streak, having racked up three home runs in his last three games.
62 to break the AL record looks achievable, and if he has a sharp end to the year, we could see him flirting with the MLB record of 73.
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