Aaron Judge on almost identical pace to Babe Ruth's Yankees career
Aaron Judge is arguably the best player in today's game. Babe Ruth is arguably the greatest MLB player ever. Although the superstars played around 100 years apart from one another, their New York Yankees careers look quite similar through their first 1,000 games according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today.
Aaron Judge Ties Babe Ruth For Yankees' History
During the Yankees' most recent game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, Judge belted his sixth home run of the season, which currently leads MLB. Impressively enough, it also meant Judge tied the legendary Babe Ruth, as they have now both hit 321 home runs in their first 1,000 games as a member of the Yankees.
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