Yankees outfielder Judge ranks among the top in terms of strike rate, home runs and RBIs
"Judge" Aaron Judge This season, in addition to challenging the high wall of the AFC, "Marris Obstacle", he also has the opportunity to take away the "Strike Triple Crown". The home run king and RBI king this season are already the ones in Jaj's pocket, but the strike rate has always been the most difficult. Jaj's opponent Luis Arraez this season has a strike rate of 0.317 and Xander Bogaerts has a strike rate of 0.316. For example, in 2019, the AFC attack king Tim Anderson was as high as 0.335.
Jiaji is a giant. Because of his good ball, this type of hitter has a higher rate of being struck by . In fact, no one of the hitters with a strike rate of more than 30% this year has swallowed as many strikeouts (158 times) as Jaj swallowed. The newcomer king also set an embarrassing record of 208 strikeouts in a single season in 2017. What's amazing is that Jaj maintains a 0.316 strike rate this season, and the media jokingly claims that he has evolved from a "strike machine" to a "strike machine".
Bluebirds Vladimir Guerrero Jr. also had hope to challenge the triple crown last season. The outside world believes that it is his only chance to defeat Shohei Otani and win the MVP. Miguel Cabrera did it in 2012, allowing him to crush the double-digit super newcomer Mike Trout with a double-digit contribution value (WAR) in the vote, which shows the weight of hitting the triple crown.
Last season, Grelo only tied for the home run king, the RBI and the Strike King were both lost, and the No. 1 vote was swept by Otani. Judge is in a more stable condition. Currently, Yordan Alvarez, who is second in the home run, only has 37 shots, with a 22 shots gap. Jose Ramirez, who is second in the home run, is also 15 points behind. Since the Major League began to calculate the RBI in 1920, Rogers Hornsby became the first to hit the triple crown in 1922, exactly 10 years ago, and a total of only 10 people have achieved it.
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