I mean it almost feels like it helps because it pushes each other pushes them and not intentionally it's not like they hate each other but it's just one of those things where he's so good and judges or so good and judges so good that you kind of just feed you

end up feeding off of one another yeah yeah in so many ways and the fact that they're

right behind each other it feels like every night or day it's a one-up of what the other did the day

before. No doubt now I'll answer this 61 games in because both guys have gone out and

played every single day. I will answer 61 games in, in my humble opinion, watching

the Yankees just about every day. You're going to give who it is? The MVP, in my opinion, as of

right now, and this is going to sound nuts when I say it's not that close. I had to

think about it and I was like, eh it's really not that close. The answer is clearly

one Soto. Clearly. Why? Because of the consistency of the season.

That Aaron judge right now is on a tour. because of the consistency of the season.

That Aaron Judge right now is on a torrid pace.

There's no doubt, like the month of May

and now leading into June has been historic.

And he's brought his numbers back up

to where, depending on what stat you want to look at, he's a

head of on soda or they're very close. Like I'll admit that. But when you watch

him every day, Soto's consistency from early in the season while Aaron Judge was slumping to me puts him over the top and that's why 61 games in it

I'd say once a month of May it was just toured for Aaron Judge.

No I got you.

And I remember the thing we always talked about was the walks, the pitch, the plate discipline

that Juan Soto had.

Aaron Jones has got him by eight.

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