Aaron Judge just keeps hitting. He's in a slight cold spell, but that didn't stop the New York Yankees superstar from reaching a big milestone on Monday night. With a line drive single into left field against the Angels, Judge reached 100 hits for the season.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora wanted his twin 7-year-old sons to meet the Yankees’ Aaron Judge, the biggest star of his team’s AL East foe.

Nora’s dad. Judge’s daughter, nearly 5 months old, will be in the stands Sunday at Fenway Park to see her dad play on his first Father’s Day. By this point in the season, she is already a regular at Yankees games with Judge’s wife Sam, but this one will have a little extra meaning — even if she doesn’t know it yet.

The Yankees manager marvels at Aaron Judge's production in his age-33 season as the two-time MVP continues to avoid a decline.

Crochet held New York scoreless over a career-high 8 1/3 innings, striking out the Yankees slugger three times while holding the rest of New York’s lineup to four hits with seven total Ks.

Aaron Judge is doing a pretty good version of Secretariat in 2025. He is running away from his contemporaries and toward history.

In the top of that inning, Anthony Volpe, the Yankees’ automatic runner, was thrown out trying to steal third base with nobody out. He was initially ruled safe at third, but the call was overturned after Boston challenged the play.

According to Paul Hembekides of ESPN, the New York Yankees star is having the best hit-for-average season of all-time.