Cody Bellinger reflects on his 2017 Home Run Derby loss to Aaron Judge, and reveals in an interview with the New York Post that he holds no grudges, acknowledging Judge's superiority. Bellinger shares the pride and special feeling of wearing the Yankees jersey since joining the team in 2024.

The New York Yankees acquired Cody Bellinger through a trade from the Chicago Cubs this offseason. The versatile fielder can play at many spots in the field but it seems his duty going into the 2025 season will be to play center field with Aaron Judge moving back to right field.

The New York Yankees acquired Cody Bellinger from the Chicago Cubs to start a new era. Juan Soto is not around anymore, so Aaron Judge will return to right field and Jasson Dominguez will receive a long look in left field.

Aaron Judge is watching the New York Yankees’ injury report grow steadily throughout the spring. Designated hitter and playoff hero Giancarlo Stanton remains out with tennis elbow in both arms. Stanton recently returned to New York for personal reasons,

The New York Yankees deployed right fielder Aaron Judge as their third hitter most of the time last season. Anthony Volpe in the first half, and Gleyber Torres for most of the second were the leadoff hitters,

Aaron Judge spent most of his career hitting second in the New York Yankees lineup. Last season, the Yankees' captain dropped to the No. 3 spot to make room for Juan Soto, who filled the spot typically reserved for the team’s best hitter.

Looking to repeat a World Series appearance, the New York Yankees need superstar Aaron Judge to be as fresh as possible. That's why, like a handful of other veterans, Judge was held out of spring training games for the first week of camp.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said in an interview with Foul Territory TV on Wednesday that he plans to bat Judge second this season.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone said on Foul Territory on Wednesday that he's planning to return outfielder Aaron Judge to the No. 2 spot in the lineup this year. Boone explains that it makes sense with the Yankees' lineup being left-handed heavy,

Reigning MVPs Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani are both projected to hit upwards of 40 home runs during the 2025 season.