Aaron Judge is in the midst of another remarkable season for the Yankees as he continues to draw Barry Bonds comparisons.

While Aaron Judge and Juan Soto might be two of the best hitters in the MLB, their hitting approaches are very different.

Aaron Judge, a childhood Giants fan, knows all about Barry Bonds. The Yankees slugger was raised in the small California town of Linden, about two hours from San Francisco. Like many area ball ...

Since 1961, the first year of the Expansion Era, only Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire, Frank Thomas, Todd Helton and Judge have a 162-game stretch where they posted at least a 1.200 OPS.

While Aaron Judge is off to a historic start, Jimmy Rollins explains why he still doesn’t see him at Barry Bonds’ level. Despite Judge's achievements, Jimmy Rollins said he is no Barry Bonds.

Yankees superstar slugger Aaron Judge is slashing a ridiculous .409/.519/.803 so far this season, ... Can Aaron Judge be the first player since Barry Bonds to finish a season with a .500 on-base ...

Can Aaron Judge Hit .400? Peak Barry Bonds Couldn't, and That Shows How Daunting the Math Is Ted Williams is the last American Leaguer to hit .400, and there are actually plenty of similarities ...

Aaron Judge, a childhood Giants fan, knows all about Barry Bonds. The Yankees slugger was raised in the small California town of Linden, about two hours from San Francisco.

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, ... For example, ...

Judge has struck out in 20.3% of his plate appearances. In the live ball era, only one player in the AL or NL has even hit .350 with a strikeout rate of at least 20%. That was Manny Ramirez at ...