New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge on Wednesday night bashed his first home run since April 4 and in doing so ended a 10-game homer-less streak and delivered the go-ahead run in an eventual 4-3 sweep-completing win over the visiting Kansas City Royals.

As is well documented, there hasn't been a .400 hitter in baseball since Ted Williams in 1941, when he batted .406. The game has changed so much since then. Hitting for such a high average is so much more difficult now.

Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, the reigning AL MVP, has been named the captain of Team USA when he makes his World Baseball Classic debut in 2026.