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Yankees' Aaron Judge reveals how long he plans to play in MLB, creating chance to catch Babe Ruth
The 6-foot-7 slugger told The Athletic's Ian O'Connor that "the plan" is to play into his 40s. And if Judge has close to a decade left in MLB, it's time to start crunching some numbers. The Yankees' all-time home run leaderboard (of homers hit specifically with New York) is Babe Ruth at 659, Mickey Mantle at 536 and Lou Gehrig at 493.
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New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge said that the fame and the platform he has is great, but it's nothing in comparison to ...
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