There are only so many words you could use to describe the brilliance of Aaron Judge.

So I'll try to give it to you in some stat form real quick. I think sometimes when you watch

brilliance you say to yourself, this is amazing and the odds are we're never going to see it again.

And I'm like, wow, this is some season, but the odds are you're never going to do that again.

In Aaron Judge's rookie season, when he at the 52 home runs and he could have or should have won the MVP, Jose Altuve 1, I remember saying to myself and saying it on the radio, like, that was amazing and it's not that

Aaron Judge won't be great but the odds of him ever doing that again seem very

slim and I turned out to be right for about five years and then

two thousand twenty-two came around and in 2022 he beat all of those

numbers and won the MVP and hit 62 home runs drove in a hundred and thirty runs, had a 1,111 P.S.

And after that season and he got his contract, I remember saying the same thing, like

it's not that he won't be great it's not that he's

going to turn into some bust but the odds of him ever doing that again are slim

right just it's too epic it's too. It's too epic seasons can you have? Right and like he doesn't have to do that again.

Go out and at 45 home runs driving 110 runs and have a 995 oPS I think we'll all be good with it.

Well, I looked at the numbers for this season.

He has played 67 games this season.

So far, Aaron judges numbers, as you may know, 305, 24 home runs, 59 RBIs, a 1,139 old PS.

I went back to 2022 and said, how is he doing through 67 games that season and what have I told

you Aaron Judge is eclipsing those numbers even on the home runs on the home runs it's dead even or it's close to being even.

In batting average right now 3.05, two years ago, 301. So pretty close.

In home runs, right now 24 in 2022 25 so he's off by one

RBIs right now 59 in 20251 and an old PS he's got a beat by 100 points. In 2022, he was at 1,226. Right now he's at 1,139.

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