Judge would need to go 0 for his next 52 for his OPS to drop below 1.000. There is not a single other player with an OPS above 1.000 right now. Unreal how far above the rest he has put himself.

Volpe will be praised by Boone after the game for slowing down before touching home

Volpe has such an awful walk up song

Alex Verdugo is tied for the league lead for ground outs to second base

Couple thoughts on the Yankees lack of big deals at this deadline: -Not trading either of Jasson or Jones makes me think they’re already thinking about plan B if Soto isn’t signed -We traded a lot to get Soto, obviously not the deadline, but we’ve already made a monster deal

I know it’s not him but that bald guy on the right side behind home plate looks like Mike from breaking bad 🤣

Wonder how this guy is doing nowadays...

Judge will finish his career with 553 homers

Does anyone know how Miguel Tejada won MVP in 2002? A-Rod was better in every single stat except for average, which was only a .008 difference

What happened to that audit from last year??? Seems like it’s helped a ton!

If the playoffs ended today, we would be facing the O's or Royals if we were the 1 seed. Or we'd face the Stros or Twins if we were the 2 seed. I have no idea which I'd prefer

Josh Donaldson as a Yankee: .207/.293/.385 - .678 ops - 90 ops+ DJ since this tweet: .204/.269/.259 - .527 ops - 51 ops+

The Oakland A's need new broadcasters. This is the worst thing I've ever listened to.

I’m shocked I haven’t been seeing more tweets about how Gil vs Skenes is a matchup of the likely ROY for each league. Pretty cool matchup

Ben Rice is so gonna have a Greg Bird like homer in the yoffs

Rocchio made a smart play with that interference, but if you watch it back, when he was going back to first it looks suspiciously intentional that he threw his elbow into Tim Hill's head. Go to the 1:00 mark in this video. x.com/i/status/18460…

Exit Velocity rankings among the teams left in the playoffs (Min. 10 ABs): 1. Juan Soto - 99.2mph 2. Aaron Judge - 97.2mph 3. Giancarlo Stanton - 96.8mph 4. Anthony Volpe - 96.3mph 5. Bryan Rocchio - 95.4mph 6. Freddie Freeman - 94.9mph 7. Mark Vientos - 94.6mph

Why did they make the calculator app so much worse

What would it take for a pitcher to be considered the greatest MLB player of all time? Feels like that title will always belong to a hitter or eventually 2 way. But I’m curious what a pitcher would have to do.