The story here is, I mean, Aaron Judge is really just, you just run out of platitudes in ways to describe the guy.

He's on pace for 190 RBIs.

And the crazy thing, not to directly contrast it to Soto, but you know we will.

The guy behind him is batting a buck 76.

The guy behind him is batting 219.

And the guy behind him is batting 182.

So you know they're trying to be selective with Judge and kind of pitch around them.

And the guy gets one pitch, kind of like bonds back of the day, and he doesn't miss.

The note that I had last night while watching the game that I wanted to bring up today was just that I love everything about him.

And I think we could appreciate him more on a day like today because it's been 10 games since he hit a home run.

So it's, oh my God, stop the presses. Judges hit a home run and take. But that makes me appreciate

his greatness even more as opposed to the three one night, two of the next night. It's odd as that

sound. When you miss it for a little bit and then he goes out there and hits a big home run, not to mention all the things that he says,

we didn't even get into the WBC aspect of Aaron Judge and Team USA captain. And he's like,

I didn't even care. Tell the Yankees, I'm doing this. All the things that he says, the way he

handled the Soto comments, remember he was asked about that.

I think it was Andy Martino, as a matter of fact.

That was a great response.

The day that we had him on, his response, that's how you handle that.

Look, I'm not getting into this back and forth.

Judge is a grown, damn man.

He's comfortable within his own skin.

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