Heās no Shohei Ohtani, but Aaron Judgeās AL MVP-caliber season is Ruthian in its own right
What Ohtani is doing (again) is historic, but the Yankees slugger is running laps around the rest of the American League.
The charismatic slugger is lapping the field in production, threatening records, and achieving at a level that forces the baseball aficionado to hunt through grainy newsreels to find comparable talent.
Yes, Shohei Ohtani continues to wow us with his two-way exploits. But today, weāre talking about Aaron Judge.
The two are cooking up a nifty little race for the American League Most Valuable Player award, an honor that already puts the āsussā in subjective given the wide array of voting philosophies and occasional ballot malfunctions that can occur among the 30 electors.
This isnāt a screed on āunfairā or āill-consideredā ballots, though. As it stands now, thereās no wrong answer when it comes to Judge vs. Ohtani, just as thereās no singular manner that āvalueā can be defined.
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