There were no tickets available for Sunday’s power vs. power showdown of Aaron Judge against Gerrit Cole, because none were sold. With the Yankees stars under long-term contracts and expected to play the rest of their careers in pinstripes,

Juan Soto and Aaron Judge have often been described as “a unicorn" throughout their big-league careers. Meaning, what they do with a bat in their respective hands is unique. It’s what made Soto and Judge batting back-to-back last season a unicorn as well.

Aaron Judge faces off against Gerrit Cole during live batting practice at Spring Training. New York Yankees; Aaron Judge; Gerrit Cole; Spring Training; Grapefruit League

Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner ended the club's traditional facial hair policy this week, and conversations with the club's captain and a key newcomer had an impact on his decision.

Former MLB stars Alex Rodriguez and Chipper Jones discussed Aaron Judge's 2025 outlook without star outfielder Juan Soto ahead of him in the New York Yankees lineup. "Soto was there for just one year,

From a personal standpoint, it has been a glorious offseason for New York Yankees superstar slugger Aaron Judge. He and his wife welcomed their first child at the end of January. Though, from the outlook of a professional ballplayer,

The New York Yankees have been undergoing some major changes in recent months, both on and off the field. In the last few months alone, the Yankees have

Aaron Judge 's personal hitting coach had some seemingly unwanted advice for the slugger's New York Yankees teammate. Richard "Teacherman" Schenck, who is famous among Yankees fans on X.com (formerly Twitter), posted a video breaking down Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s swing and offering suggestions on improving it.

Judge said he was “definitely shocked” about the change in policy that had been in place since 1976 under George Steinbrenner.

Yankees captain Aaron Judge wholeheartedly agrees. During Judge’s many talks over the years with owner Hal Steinbrenner, Cashman and teammates, he always maintained that he wanted the Yankees’ clean look to continue.