New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge has won three of the last four AL MVP awards, holds the all-time American League single-season record (62) for home runs, and leads all MLB players in wins above replacement (37.3) over the last four seasons. However, Judge is not content with the production he’s provided the Yankees, as he believes he could do more in the 2026 MLB season.
It would be hard for Judge to supply any more potency with his bat than what he already brings to the table. So, the Yankees captain plans on emphasizing a different tool, with that being his legs. Judge was asked by the media if there was anything he specifically worked on during the offseason when he arrived at Spring Training, and he said baserunning will be one of his priorities this year.
