Around the Empire: Yankees news - 5/31/25
Briefly

Aaron Judge, the AL Rookie of the Year in 2017, has dedicated himself to refining his off-field routine to ensure he remains healthy and eligible for MVP consideration each season. This offseason, he hired a nutritionist and integrated various training techniques to bolster his performance on the field. Currently leading the league in BABIP, Judge aims to surpass historical benchmarks, while both the Yankees and Dodgers manage to lead their divisions despite significant injury hurdles, underscoring the significance of player depth and resilience in competitive play.
From hiring a nutritionist to explosiveness and sprint drills to consultations with NFL players, Judge has left no stone unturned in his quest to ensure his availability to the team.
Judge currently sports a .467 BABIP, 24 points higher than Ruth's .423 in his lone MVP campaign, fueled by eye-watering exit velocities.
Despite injuries to key players, both the Yankees and Dodgers have continued to thrive, illustrating depth and resilience in their rosters.
Aaron Judge is not just focused on individual records; he is on a mission to contribute significantly to his team's championship aspirations.
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