The Yankees only had one hit going into the ninth inning of a scoreless game, and all it took was one hit to end the game when Aaron Judge delivered his 39th home run.
If this was Trey Mancini's last at-bat at Camden Yards as an Oriole, it's certainly one he will never forget. How about a fly ball off an outfielder's face for an inside-the-park homer?
With 11 strikeouts in six innings in a 2-0 Angels loss, Shohei Ohtani reached double digits in his sixth straight game. The franchise record? Seven by Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan.
This is our eighth edition of the Hitter Power Rankings this season, and one hitter has clearly established himself as the man to beat.
That would be Aaron Judge. While the Yankees slugger missed out on our debut rankings way back in April, he since has appeared in the top 10 seven straight times. And today is his third appearance in the No. 1 spot, while no other player has done so more than once.
These rankings take into account both season-long excellence and recent performance, along with compelling storylines and a bit of "fun factor." And for most of 2022, Judge has checked all of those boxes. Here is a look at the latest Hitter Power Rankings.
The Jackie Robinson Museum screened the documentary 'After Jackie' and hosted a half-hour conversation for its first program after opening its doors this week in New York.
