This is Aaron Judge’s 10th season in the majors, so he’s played long enough to officially have a Hall of Fame career.

From 2017 to 2022, Judge hit .284 with 220 home runs and a .983 OPS. He won Rookie of the Year, racked up multiple All-Star nods, and in 2022, delivered a season for the ages with 62 home runs, 131 RBI, a 1.111 OPS, and 10.6 WAR. It was the best season by any Yankee since Mickey Mantle’s 1961 MVP campaign.

With two more hits in Wednesday’s win over the Guardians, Judge’s batting average is up to a ridiculous .415. He leads the league in that category, as well as OPS (1.247), wRC+ (258) and hits (39). Judge has also swatted seven home runs with 26 RBI and 23 runs scored.