In Photos: Aaron Judge hits a homer in holiday gifting with special fragrance for the festive season

New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge is fresh off an incredible season that saw him leading his team to the postseason, winning the AL pennant after 15 years before falling short to the LA Dodgers in the World Series. He was crowned as the American League MVP for the second time in his career, his first unanimous win.

It's the holiday season and Judge is grateful for those following him. With Thanksgiving only two days away, the Yankees captain shared one gift individuals can give to their close ones.

On Tuesday, in partnership with Ralph Lauren Fragrances, Judge promoted Polo 67 Eau de Toilette, through his social media. Judge said that this Thanksgiving he is showing gratitude by gifting Polo 67 to his special ones.

He shared two photos. In one, he is holding a luxurious dark blue bottle accented with a vintage white Polo 67 logo, while in the other, the bottle is kept in a baseball mitt.

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Aaron Judge following in the footsteps of Derek Jeter with philanthropy efforts

Aaron Judge and Derek Jeter are similar in a lot of ways. On top of being Yankees captains and lifelong Yankees players, both also run foundations focusing on young individuals.

While Jeter's 'Turn 2 Foundation' is centered around helping young people avoid drugs and alcohol, promote healthy lifestyles and develop positive behaviors, Judge's 'All Rise Foundation' helps youth to become responsible citizens of society.

A couple of weeks ago, the All Rise Foundation hosted its third annual gala dinner at Cipriani Wall Street in New York. The Gala was attended by several of his Yankees teammates including Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodon.

"To whom much is given, much is required,” Judge said. “Getting a chance to be in this position and be on this platform, I’ve seen so many guys before me -- Jeter, [CC] Sabathia, all those guys had foundations and they always gave back.

"It didn’t matter how many All-Star Games, MVPs, Cy Youngs, whatever they had. They always tried to give back. I think it was those guys laying the foundation, and my parents laying the foundation.”

With a nine-year, $360 million deal, Aaron Judge will stay with the Yankees for possibly the rest of his career. Like Derek Jeter, Judge would also like to bring glory to the clubhouse soon and end their 16-year World Series drought.