Yankees' Aaron Judge named American League MVP in unanimous vote
Judge became the second Yankee to win the MVP unanimously, joining Mickey Mantle in 1956. Judge is the seventh Yankee to win the award more than once, joining Joe DiMaggio (1939, '41, '47), Yogi Berra (1951, '54, '55), Mantle (1956, '57, '62), Lou Gehrig (1927, '36), Roger Maris (1960, '61) and Alex Rodriguez (2005, '07).
New York Yankees star Aaron Judge bagged his second career AL MVP award on Thursday after coming off his third 50+ home ...
Remember Aaron Judge? The guy who hit 58 home runs? Had the highest single-season WAR for a New York Yankees player since 1957? Had a 50-game stretch in which he hit .403 with 26 home runs ...
Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees was named American League ... When Judge was last named MVP, he was coming off a ...
One league was simply not big enough for Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge. For three years ... plate earning him the ...
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