Roger Maris Jr. isn't done following the Yankees just yet. He said he will continue to go where the team does until Aaron Judge hits his 62nd home run, which will break the single-season franchise and ...
A 1965 Topps Baseball #155 Roger Maris Autograph HQ Period Signed New York Yankees sports card is available for purchase. This collectible item featuring the iconic baseball player has caught the ...
A uniform worn by Yankees legend Roger Maris’ while he smashed 61 home runs in his epic 1961 season could fetch more than $1 million at an auction later this month. The pinstripes from the slugger’s ...
In 1962, Roger Maris was coming off his record-breaking season and back-to-back American League MVP awards. After more than doubling his salary (from $32,000 to $70,000) and knocking off Babe Ruth as ...
On Wednesday night, Aaron Judge tied Roger Maris for the all-time AL single-season home run record. But Maris’ son thinks that the two should be considered the record holders for MLB as a whole, given ...
“ Deb Forstner of Fergus Falls (Minn.) says she feels blessed to say that her family and the Roger Maris family are friends.” So wrote Tom Hintgen, Fergus Falls, in his column in the Fergus Falls ...
Baseball has a new home run king. Congratulations to Aaron Judge and Linden, Calif. That’s the town Judge is from. The only wistful part of the big Yankee hitting his 62nd home run is it moved Roger ...
The MLB record books have been rewritten. Aaron Judge hit his 62nd home run of the season Tuesday night against Texas Rangers pitcher Jesus Tinoco, surpassing Roger Maris for the most home runs in a ...
After a week of sitting at 60 home runs, New York Yankees star Aaron Judge finally hit No. 61 on Wednesday night, tying Roger Maris for the single-season franchise and American League record. In ...
I’m not writing this to sell books. “Sixty-One” is long out of print. No royalty money to be made. I am writing for the same reason Kubek wanted to do the book. With Aaron Judge breaking the American ...
Women decry his 2021 comment about “miserable” childless women. Also: Clearing homeless encampments; food and gas prices; wildfire names. At Yankee Stadium on Oct. 1, 1961, Mr. Durante, a 19-year-old ...