New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge is one of the best hitters in baseball, but he is the only offensive presence on his team recently

Aaron Judge delivered another clutch moment with a ninth-inning solo shot, but the New York Yankees (42-26) couldn’t capitalize in extra innings, falling 2-1 to the Boston Red Sox (35-36) on Friday night at Fenway Park.

A New York Yankees player offered a clear response on how he feels about leaving the team when the star slugger comes back.

The Yankees are are 12-3 against the Royals since the start of last season, including their playoff series win.

The New York Yankees are coming off a series loss in a World Series rematch to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Hollywood this past weekend.

As he's done so many times in the past, Aaron Judge came up big when the New York Yankees needed it the most in their series opener against Garrett Crochet and

The Royals did manage to score before the game ended, as Salvador Perez launched a two-run homer off Mark Leiter Jr. in the ninth after a routine popup fell in the Yankees’ infield. Leiter then gave away another run with a throwing error.

While the Yankees have moved Jazz Chisholm, Jr, to third base for now, they are scouring the market for the best available second or third base option. Acquiring Suarez would allow Chisholm to move back to second, where he is clearly more comfortable.