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Yankees' Aaron Judge blasts monster home run that nearly leaves stadium in win over Royals

Judge is in the midst of another American League MVP campaign, as the two-time AL MVP has a league-best .396 batting average to go along with his 24 home runs and 58 RBI.

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WATCH: Yankees' Aaron Judge blasts mammoth 469-foot home run that nearly leaves Kauffman Stadium

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New York Yankees Slugger Aaron Judge Keeps Blasting Home Runs, Making History

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Yankees 6, Royals 3: Good news and bad news following Clarke Schmidt’s masterpiece

Schmidt’s ERA now sits at 3.60 on the season, but more impressively, he’s posted a 2.90 ERA over his last seven starts. It’s the kind of stretch that forces fans — and maybe even the front office — to...

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Judge homers in 3rd straight game, Schmidt dazzles for Yankees in win over Royals

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Yankees 6, Royals 3: Five-run second, Schmidt sparkler secure series win

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Aaron Judge Continues to Make Home Run History with Prolific Blasts

The New York Yankees routed the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night as Aaron Judge helped fuel the victory once again.

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Reggie Jackson says Judge’s home run wasn’t 469 feet

Reggie Jackson says Judge’s home run wasn’t 469 feet originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Aaron Judge hit a baseball Tuesday night that looked like it needed clearance from air traffic control. Statcast measured the New York Yankees captain's homer at 469 feet.

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Aaron Judge makes final decision on 2025 Home Run Derby

Even though he is having a remarkable year for the Yankees, Aaron Judge will not be participating in the 2025 Home Run Derby

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Aaron Judge's 469-Foot Home Run in Kansas City Left Baseball World in Disbelief

Aaron Judge wasted no time making his introduction to the Kansas City Royals fans at Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday evening. During the top of the first inning, Judge also introduced himself to Royals starter Noah Cameron, taking the first hittable pitch he saw and obliterating it for a 469-foot home run that nearly left the stadium.