As Aaron Judge approaches HR milestone, what counts more: 61 or 73?
To some, Aaron Judge’s season full of home runs has a special sheen because he appears to be Mr. Clean chasing a tainted record.
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To some, Aaron Judge’s season full of home runs has a special sheen because he appears to be Mr. Clean chasing a tainted record.
NEW YORK -- To some, Aaron Judge's season has a special sheen because he appears to be Mr. Clean.
To some, Aaron Judge's season has a special sheen because he appears to be Mr. Clean. They would consider Judge the record-holder if he surpasses Roger Maris' 61 homers, absent the steroids stain sticking to the tainted trio of Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.
NEW YORK (AP) — To some, Aaron Judge’s season has a special sheen because he appears to be Mr. Clean. They would consider Judge the record-holder if he surpasses Roger Maris’ 61 homers, absent the steroids stain sticking to the tainted trio of Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.
Barry Bonds holds the MLB mark for single-season home runs with 73, but to many his stats are tainted and Roger Maris' 61 is the real record.