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Aaron Judge has been the center of baseball’s spotlight these past few days and you’d have a hard time finding a hotter name in New York—or anywhere in sports. First, Judge powered the Yankees to postseason glory, notching his 53rd home run of the year on September 27th against Baltimore, a towering shot in the first that set the tone for a two-hit, three-RBI night and a 6-1 win. Both MLB.com and YouTube clips have been circulating fast, with the league’s social feeds spotlighting Judge’s monumental drive and Yankees fans pouring on praise. Quiet moments just are not in the cards for Aaron Judge, who, while still coming off a legendary 2024, now stands with Babe Ruth, Mark McGwire, and Sammy Sosa as one of the four players in history with four 50-homer seasons according to The Economic Times. It’s no stretch to say you’re watching a living legend. And when he hammered his 52nd home run two nights before—to keep New York’s division hopes alive—Yankees manager Aaron Boone told reporters Judge’s excellence is so routine, "nothing Aaron Judge does surprises me."

Business forces have rallied around Judge’s star power. Acronis and its #TeamUp partners blasted out congratulations as New York clinched home-field advantage for the opening postseason round. The brand noted Judge’s "league-leading 53 home runs and a .331 batting average as of September 29" and touted the Yankees’ readiness for another deep playoff run. At 152 games played, Judge’s final regular-season stat line—53 HR, 114 RBIs, 1.144 OPS, and 137 runs—has turned heads everywhere, from the analytics crowd to barroom fans.

Rival managers are on notice, too. Alex Cora of the Red Sox, set to face Judge in a tense playoff matchup, praised the slugger in Sports Illustrated, calling him "special" and acknowledging that stopping the Yankees’ MVP candidate is a monumental challenge given his consistency, power, and baserunning skills. Even without Juan Soto, Cora admits Judge’s year is “eye-opening,” especially as the Yankees and Red Sox brace for a Wild Card showdown.

Social media, naturally, hasn’t been quiet. Clips of Judge’s home run barrage have gone viral, MLB’s official accounts recapping all 53 of his 2025 homers, alongside Yankees’ Twitter and Instagram accounts pounding out highlights and hype as fans prepare for October baseball.

Speculation about Judge’s ongoing impact—will he claim another MVP, break more franchise records, and lead the Yankees back to the World Series—remains high. But as of now, every bit of attention is grounded in verified achievement, historic milestones, and an aura that has made Aaron Judge the face of baseball this week.

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