Aaron Judge stayed hot at the plate over the weekend, creeping up to 33 home runs on the season before the New York Yankees have even hit the All-Star break.

Yankees take a 5-0 lead on Aaron Judge's thirty-third home run of the season.

Aaron Judge continues to make MLB history. The New York Yankees' superstar outfielder has achieved something before the All-Star break that no player ever has before. Judge's combination of 119 hits and 33 home runs,

The Seattle Mariners (48-42) visit the New York Yankees (49-41) Tuesday to start a 3-game series at Yankee Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. ET. Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's MLB odds around the Mariners vs. Yankees odds and make our expert MLB picks and predictions for the best bets.

The Seattle Mariners will have six more games on the docket before going into the All-Star Break and could have a chance to truly separate in a crowded American

Its Tuesday, July 8 and the Mariners (48-42) are in Bronx to open a series against the Yankees (49-41). Logan Gilbert is slated to take the mound for Seattle against Will Warren for New York. The Yankees take the field having won just three of their last ten games.

Yankees All-Star Jazz Chisholm Jr., after making 28 starts in a row at third base, is moving back to second base, manager Aaron Boone confirmed.

Yankees All-Star third baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. is moving back to second base starting with Tuesday's game against the Seattle Mariners. Manager Aaron Boone said Chisholm would play second after making 28 starts in a row at third for New York this season.

The New York Yankees are moving their best defensive second baseman back to second base. Jazz Chisholm Jr., who has started his last 28 games at third base, is going back to second for Tuesday's series opener with the Seattle Mariners at Yankee Stadium.

The New York Yankees need to go add a starting pitcher this season following the crushing injury news with Clarke Schmidt.

New York Yankees fans have been hearing about the club's trade deadline approach, and how general manager Brian Cashman is focusing on finding a third baseman and help for the bullpen. But that all changed over the weekend when the Yankees learned right-hander Clarke Schmidt likely needs Tommy John surgery,

Yankees fans, grab a seat and maybe a cold one — because this one’s gonna sting. Clarke Schmidt, the guy who quietly became one of the most reliable arms in the Yankees’ rotation, is out indefinitely — and not just with some minor tweak.