Yankees captain Aaron Judge blasts 37th home run of injury-riddled season, stats suggest he'd have had extraordinary numbers in a full season

Aaron Judge built on his impressive numbers for the New York Yankees this season as he launched two more home runs against the Toronto Blue Jays. The Yankees slugger put his team on the board with a two-run homer in the fourth inning, before launching another in the seventh inning to increase the lead.

This increased Judge's home run tally to 37 in a season that's been ravaged by injuries. According to Talkin' Yanks, Judge would have been on pace to hit 58 home runs if he was fit for the entire season.

Judge has established himself as one of the best hitters in the game in recent years. Throughout his time with the Yankees, he has improved on his craft and consistency, while also becoming the leader of the team.

He achieved a historic season in 2022, breaking the regular season home run record as he went on to have one of the best offensive seasons in the MLB.

While his numbers this season dwindled due to an extended period on the IL because of a broken toe, he is back at it now.

Aaron Judge records 7th multi-homer game of the season for the Yankees

The New York Yankees captain took his numbers for the MLB season to new heights after becoming the only player in the AL to record seven multi-homer games.

The veteran slugger launched two home runs against the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday to lead the league in yet another category. The first was off Jose Berrios in the fourth, which gave the Yankees a two-run lead followed by his second off Trevor Richards in the seventh to make the score 6-0.

The Blue Jays had no answer to the Yankees as Gerrit Cole and the New York defense shut out Toronto's offense.