Yankees’ Aaron Judge’s 2022 MVP season included smashing 62 home runs and helping his team win the AL East while wrecking opposing pitchers.
outfielder Aaron Judge capped off his historic 2022 campaign on Thursday when he won the AL MVP award, receiving 28 of 30 possible first-place votes. Judge is the first Yankees player to win the award since Alex Rodriguez in 2007.Los Angeles Angels
. While Ohtani had another impressive season, Judge’s historic slugging numbers were too much for the voters down the stretch. Not only did Judge record 62 home runs this season -- breaking Roger Maris’s 61-year AL record -- but he nearly won a triple crown in the process.Judge ultimately finished with 410 points, followed by Ohtani in a distant second with two first-place votes and 280 points, while Yordan Alvarez of the Houston Astros came in third with 232 points.
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