Last season, the New York Yankees lineup included both Aaron Judge and Juan Soto, two of the greatest offensive threats in modern Major League Baseball. Many compared Judge and Soto to Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, Yankee greats who together, became baseball legends.

The New York Yankees are considering a number of moves in the wake of Giancarlo Stanton's latest injury update.

Judge and Soto disagree on which New York organization is better positioned to win a championship and win sustainably.

The 15-year, $765 million contract that Juan Soto signed in December to join the New York Mets was the largest contract in sports history. Plenty has already b

There may be a battle on the field to be the best in New York City, but Yankees captain Aaron Judge just quieted rumors about animosity between him and new Mets star Juan Soto. Speaking to NJ.com columnist Bob Klapisch, Judge revealed he had FaceTimed Soto this week to check in with his former teammate and friend.

It was a soft, but meaningful salvo. When Juan Soto recently declared the New York Mets stood a better chance of claiming the World Series than the New York Yankees, Aaron Judge responded with a characteristic grace but made his viewpoint clear. “He can say what he wants, “Mr. Judge said. “I definitely disagree with him.”

Yankees All-Star outfielder Aaron Judge chose to speak out on the departure of his former teammate Juan Soto, two months after he left for the Mets. The two appeared to be very close during their tenure in the Bronx,

As spring training heats up, ex-teammates Aaron Judge and Juan Soto have a chance to dominate both sides of the city in a way rarely done before.

Juan Soto's defection from the Yankees to join the Mets has received enough media attention. The rivalries between the two New York teams in MLB, the Yankees and the Mets, are lege