The Yankees, who entered Tuesday with a 57-49 record and a 5½-game deficit in the American League East, have attempted to help offset Judge's absence by acquiring two new hitters over the last few days: third baseman Ryan McMahon and utility infielder Amed Rosario.

Would the New York Yankees still be a heavyweight contender without Aaron Judge? Most fans would doubt it. What comes as a shock is that Yankees general manager, Brian Cashman, appears to agree.

Aaron Judge just keeps hitting home runs. He homered on Wednesday night in Toronto, giving him 37 for the season and 352 for his career. After being the fastest player in MLB history to reach 350 home runs, Judge keeps climbing the all-time leaderboard.