Jimmy Rollins & Ryan Howard debate how close Aaron Judge is to Barry Bonds, marvel at Chandler Simpson's speed and more on ...

Has the New York Yankees' Aaron Judge entered legendary territory? Steroid allegations and Hall of Fame controversy aside, ...

In 2004, when Bonds shattered the single-season record by drawing 120 intentional walks, he played half his games in the ...

Has the New York Yankees' Aaron Judge entered legendary territory? Steroid allegations and Hall of Fame controversy aside, Barry Bonds continues ... Player was asked to compare the two.

There are moments in baseball that make your heart skip—a crack of the bat, a soaring arc into the stands, […] ...

357 AVG, .485 OBP, .753 SLG and a 1.238 OPS. The only hitter that Yankees manager Aaron Boone compares Judge to is Bonds. Boone already calls Judge an “all-time player” who “never ceases to ...

An Aaron Judge vs. Barry Bonds debate. Standings Golf returns. This week's The Good, The Bad & The Uggla. A lot to talk about ...

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge is off to an insane start in 2025, and former MLB player and analyst Mark DeRosa thinks it’s time we start putting his dominance into historical perspective.

So what is there to debate? What about when you compare him to hitters of the past? The Judge vs. Bonds debate. How does Aaron Judge stack up against Barry Bonds, and are they really in the same ...

Ted Williams is the last American Leaguer to hit .400, and there are actually plenty of similarities between him and Aaron Judge. The one major difference is in the strikeout column, and that’s ...

Barry Bonds (2004) Aaron Judge (2025) Hitters reaching base 77+ times in the first 33 games of any of the last 30 MLB seasons: Judge, a six-time All-Star and a four-time Silver Slugger ...