New York Yankees head coach Aaron Boone said that a spot for Aaron Judge in the Baseball Hall of Fame is a "no-brainer," after calling him "one of the greatest players" of his generation, per The Athletic's Brendan Kuty.

Aaron Judge keeps adding his name to the New York Yankees record books, and with that comes making history across Major League Baseball, as well. He hit his sixth home run of the year on Friday, becoming the only player in MLB history to have six blasts and 17 RBI through his team's first seven games of a season.

Aaron Boone was impressed after Judge became the first player in MLB history with 321 home runs in his first 1,000 games.

NEW YORK — Juan Soto had already heard about the nasty chant that went up at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night, which left no doubt what’s in store when the Mets travel to the Bronx next month. When 40,000 angry fans start bellowing “ (Bleep) Juan Soto ” you might as well prepare for the worst.

On Friday, the Yankees play-by-play announcer lost it on fans for the chant on his radio show, “The Michael Kay Show. But it was surprisingly not over a dislike of the foul language. Michael Kay during the New York Yankees Old Timers’ Day on August 24,

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