Times have changed in 61 years, and that’s no scoop. Aaron Judge isn’t feeling exactly the same kind of pressures Roger Maris felt. For instance, Judge doesn’t have to confront pesky reporters befo…
. For instance, Judge doesn’t have to confront pesky reporters before every game, and there’s no evidence he has lost any hair. He looks as pretty as ever.
There’s that possibility he’s doing an amazing job hiding his real angst or anxiety. But here’s my belief: He may not be exactly normal. Maris’ record is one of the greatest in all sports. Only baseball records matter, and it’s up there with Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game hitting streak, Cy Young’s 511 wins and Hank Aaron’s 755 home runs .
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