Ben Verlander touches on Shohei Ohtani’s recent tear at the plate including his two home run night on Monday to give him 32 homers. He finished the night three for five with two home runs and three RBIs. Ohtani doesn’t seem like he wants to give up his MVP title up just yet. Aaron Judge is keeping his historic home run pace as he currently sits at 54 on the season. The end of season is going to be magical between these two and we can’t wait to see who takes home the AL MVP.
New York Yankees' Aaron Judge stays on his historic pace & Albert Pujols chasing 700 | Flippin' Bats
Tue Sep 6 , 2022
Ben Verlander dives into the MVP type season that New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge has been putting up as he tries to break the Yankees’ franchise record for home runs set by Roger Maris. After a hot streak, Aaron Judge is back on pace to break the record and we’ll […]
