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The difference between him and Bonds is Bonds would not swing at anything outside of his main hitting zone. Bonds left a lot of RBI on the table because of it. Actually hurt the team by taking so many walks.
Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Amazing start for the big man, I'll add to your list of Ruth & Wiliams (I ignore the roid' heads):Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Nobody is talking about it? it is on the front page of ESPNs baseball page nearly every single dayBully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Shelf-life dude.RamFan08NY wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:50 amBully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Pretty amazing stats. And to think just a few days ago you predicted that JJ is going to be better than Judge.
I'm a big guy (6'3"/225 lbs) but when they came to town a couple years ago I went down by the Yankees dugout and when he walked by I felt like a little kid, the man is huge.Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:08 amHe's what 6' 7" and 275? Huge dude.Alex Reyes Cy Young wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 06:11 amProbably my favorite player to watch take AB’s. That’s an insane season!Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Plays OF pretty well.
Just a freak of nature.
On this forumAdam2 wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:53 amNobody is talking about it? it is on the front page of ESPNs baseball page nearly every single dayBully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Yeah, he's a good guy too.rockondlouie wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:56 amI'm a big guy (6'3"/225 lbs) but when they came to town a couple years ago I went down by the Yankees dugout and when he walked by I felt like a little kid, the man is huge.Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:08 amHe's what 6' 7" and 275? Huge dude.Alex Reyes Cy Young wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 06:11 amProbably my favorite player to watch take AB’s. That’s an insane season!Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Plays OF pretty well.
Just a freak of nature.
Yep. Excellent players.rockondlouie wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:51 amAmazing start for the big man, I'll add to your list of Ruth & Wiliams (I ignore the roid' heads):Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Lou Gehrig/thru 6/12/1927:
14 HR
60 RBI
.394 .474 .764 1.238
Gehrig had everything else but lacked the HR's Judges has.
Ken Griffery, Jr/thru 6/12/1998:
26 HR
60 RBI
.293 .378 .658 1.036
Jr had the HR's and RBI's but lacked Judges BA, OPS and OB%.
fair enough on that pointBully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:56 amOn this forumAdam2 wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:53 amNobody is talking about it? it is on the front page of ESPNs baseball page nearly every single dayBully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Yea really good guy... he stopped for about 30 seconds, chatted a bit and smiled for a pic my youngest daughter wanted.Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:58 amYeah, he's a good guy too.rockondlouie wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:56 amI'm a big guy (6'3"/225 lbs) but when they came to town a couple years ago I went down by the Yankees dugout and when he walked by I felt like a little kid, the man is huge.Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:08 amHe's what 6' 7" and 275? Huge dude.Alex Reyes Cy Young wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 06:11 amProbably my favorite player to watch take AB’s. That’s an insane season!Bully4you wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 05:03 am I am making this argument.
He's almost hitting .400 at .392
He's got 25 HR's
OPS is a staggering 1.264
Has 59 RBI's
His OBP is at 50% Insane!!
He's on pace for .392 60 and 142
This is incredible when you consider only 16 players hitting
above .300 and the pitching is likely better than ever.
Only Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams could compare.
Barry was on roids, Babe and Ted were playing in a soft pitching era.
I think this guy if it continues claims the best season in history.
Who says no?
Plays OF pretty well.
Just a freak of nature.
Just a marvel of a man.
Which Nolan has the bad back?blackinkbiz wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:59 am Judge--beyond the obvious respect of being phenomenal--does one thing above all else: constantly remind me what a pathetic sack of sh*t Nolan Arenado is. The early to mid-30s, if you are healthy, are supposed to be the end of your peak years, not the years you completely fall off the map and become a replacement-level player. Nolan's barely a year older than Judge and hasn't looked even close to his peak ability for almost 3 years.
I bet every org in MLB is thanking their lucky stars they didn't land this fraud in the offseason, Houston most of all.
RamFan08NY wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 08:45 amThe difference between him and Bonds is Bonds would not swing at anything outside of his main hitting zone. Bonds left a lot of RBI on the table because of it. Actually hurt the team by taking so many walks.
Judge, on the other hand, will hit a ball 2 inches off the plate, as a dominating RBI guy should do.
If I'm paying Bonds to be THE guy, I dont want him leading the league in Walks. He was a good enough hitter where he could have expanded his zone. He chose not to.
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