A player par excellence and an excellent leader in the ballpark, Aaron Judge is probably the best player in the sport right now. The New York Yankees slugger has been on a hitting spree this season.

Since Judge plays for one of the biggest sports franchises in the world, he automatically gets the media attention, even if he does not want it. And almost every athlete looks forward to getting the name and frame one day.

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However, Aaron Judge is not the same. He is a different gravy. Despite playing for the biggest MLB franchise for over six years, Judge never craved the limelight or any such things. His first priority has always been to create a good ecosystem and help his team win games in the ballparks.

Aaron Judge is a kind of his own

Per Kersten Fleming of the New York Post, the Yankees star, Aaron Judge, prefers to keep his personal life private. Recently, an insider revealed some shocking details about Judge’s personality. 

The insider confirmed to the NY Post that despite being a good teammate, the Yankees phenom’s personal life is extremely private.

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“He’s a good teammate, but he keeps to himself. He is extremely guarded,” an insider told the New York Post.

When talking about his current season, Judge is having his career-best season for the Pinstripes. With at least 20 games still in hands, Judge has already hammered 57 home runs from the plate this season.

And if things do not go south from here, the Yankees star is most likely to break the single-season home run record in the American League. He just needs five more home runs this season to break the iconic 61 home run record set by another Yankee, Roger Maris.

Not only the home run record, but the Yankees star is also the favorite to win the American League MVP this season.

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Given the number of games left to play this season, do you think Aaron Judge will finally break the decades-old home run record? Let us know in the comments below.