Aaron Judge Stats
- Height / Weight
- 6' 7" / 282 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- 4/26/1992 (29)
- Experience
- 4
- College
- Fresno State
Aaron Judge Season Stats
Last 10 Games
Aaron Judge News
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge went 2-for-4 with a home run and a pair of runs scored in Wednesday's win over the Minnesota Twins. Judge started the scoring in the first inning, taking Randy Dobnak deep on an 0-2 slider, with the blast traveling 392 feet at an exit velocity of 106.5 MPH. He later ripped a 106.6 MPH double and came around to score in the third inning. Judge had just one extra-base hit in June coming into the contest but proceeded to tally a pair of them Wednesday night and will have a great chance to continue doing damage on Thursday against Twins' lefty- and former teammate- J.A. Happ. Judge is slashing .359/.447/.625 with five homers and 11 RBI in 76 plate appearances against southpaws this season.
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge didn't record a hit but drove in a pair of runs in Wednesday's 8-4 win over the Minnesota Twins. Judge put three batted balls into the field, each of them registering exit velocities of 100 MPH or greater, as he walked in a run and collected a fielder's choice. The slugger has been the best hitter on the Yankees this season, though his bat has slowed a bit in June, as he has just one extra-base hit in 24 at-bats. Still, Judge is always one swing away from depositing a ball into the outfield seats, especially given his new, contact-heavy approach at the plate. The power numbers will be back just as soon as they dissipated.
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge reached base safely four times in Sunday's loss to the Boston Red Sox. Judge singled in the first inning and came around to score, collected another base hit, and later grounded into a fielder's choice, producing an RBI in the process. The 29-year-old also drew a pair of walks. Judge is slashing .295/.398/.540 wth 14 homers, 32 RBI, and 32 runs scored. One of the bigger changes he has made is swing at first-pitch strikes more often, in addition to posting the lowest whiff rate and strikeout rates of his career. The changes have turned Judge into a borderline .300 hitter, which seems very sustainable for the rest of the season.
Batting Order
| 1 | DJ LeMahieu |
| 2 | Aaron Judge |
| 3 | Gleyber Torres |
| 4 | Giancarlo Stanton |
| 5 | Gio Urshela |
| 6 | Gary Sánchez |
| 7 | Miguel Andújar |
| 8 | Chris Gittens |
| 9 | Clint Frazier |
Aaron Judge Stats
Last 10 Games
Batting Order
| 1 | DJ LeMahieu |
| 2 | Aaron Judge |
| 3 | Gleyber Torres |
| 4 | Giancarlo Stanton |
| 5 | Gio Urshela |
| 6 | Gary Sánchez |
| 7 | Miguel Andújar |
| 8 | Chris Gittens |
| 9 | Clint Frazier |
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge got hurt again in 2020, logging two separate IL trips with a strained right calf. When on the field, he hit .257/.336/.554 with nine homers over 114 PAs. His .283 BABIP fell well short of his career .352 mark, largely the result of trading line drives (20.3 LD% vs. 27.3 in 2019) for fly balls (40.6 FB% vs. 32.4 in 2019). However, he also saw his average airborne exit velocity decline by six full mph compared to 2019 (93.9 vs. 99.9), while his rate of Brls/BBE was nearly cut in half (19.7% vs. 11.6). The 15.6 BB% Judge authored in 2019 fell to 8.8 last year, though his chase rate only increased slightly (24.6% vs. 25.9). He still strikes out too often (28.1 K% last year, 31.4% career), and his 74.1 Pull% on ground balls (61% career) could make him susceptible to shifts moving forward. There are enough red flags here to be leery of Judge's 54.40 ADP, but he could also win your league if his injuries were behind his disappointing contact quality. He is best seen as a high-risk, high-reward option on draft day.