Astros second baseman Jose Altuve beat out Yankees rookie Aaron Judge to win the American League MVP, and it wasn’t close. Voters placed Altuve on 27 of 30 first-place ballots, and he had 405 ...

Aaron Judge returned to Houston with a bang — and created plenty of buzz with his trip around the bases after hitting a home run.

The Astros didn’t let Aaron Judge’s troll of Jose Altuve go without a response. Catcher Martin Maldonado hit a solo home run off Jameson Taillon in the third inning Sunday and after rounding ...

Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees' rookie right fielder, will reach down — way down — and pat Jose Altuve, the Houston Astros' second baseman, on the back, as he did Wednesday after an RBI ...

Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge opened the scoring Saturday night with a third-inning homer facing Astros pitcher Zack Greinke.

Aaron Judge pulled his jersey close -- a move that appeared to be mocking Jose Altuve's pennant-winning home run against the Yankees two years ago.

The 5-foot-6 Altuve was named on 27 of 30 first-place ballots to collect 405 points as he outdistanced New York Yankees rookie Aaron Judge, who received two first-place votes for 279 points.

Judge, who was beat out for the AL MVP in 2017 by Altuve, was also among those who believed that the Astros’ World Series title should have been vacated.

Altuve has fully emerged from Judge’s shadow as he continues his torrid hitting streak. By going 4-for-4 in Monday night’s victory, Altuve raised his batting average to .365, 36 percentage ...

He even admitted that he deleted his congratulatory tweet to Jose Altuve following the Astros infielder's MVP award in 2017. Altuve edged out Judge for the award by a 405-279 margin.

Altuve picked up 27 of a possible 30 first place votes to capture the award for the first time in his career. Aaron Judge, who finished in second place, was gracious in offering congratulations to ...

There is a mutual admiration between Judge and Altuve, born of the understanding that despite their obvious gifts, neither can do what the other does.