Judge would know about living large. With a .391 average, he’s got a shot to be the first player in 84 years to finish at .400. There’s nothing in Judge’s history that suggests he’ll run the table – his career average is 100 points lower – but with a third of the season already in the books, his odds are improving.

As the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees get ready to face off for a three-game regular season series, star Aaron Judge reflected on the trash talk that happened during the World Series.

Keeping healthy means Judge isn't stopping and starting, again and again. He's not constantly looking to find his swing, his rhythm, his confidence. He is making revisions on the fly, incorporating what he has learned and barreling forward, punishing pitchers in the process.