New York Yankees Joel Sherman This is Aaron Judge’s best chance to secure what’s missing from all-time resume By Joel Sherman Published March 2, 2026, 7:28 p.m. ET Aaron Judge fields a ball during a March 2 workout for Team USA. Getty Images PHOENIX — Aaron Judge is a first-ballot — perhaps unanimous — Hall of Famer if he never takes another major league swing.
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He is a retired number in Monument Park no matter where you fall in the conversation if it has become too easy to gain that distinction or not.
He is a historic player for the rather immense baseball size of his body and body of work.
Judge, though, has a single saying on his Instagram page: “If what you did yesterday still seems big today, then you haven’t done anything today!”
