With His 62nd Grand slam, Aaron Judge Puts forth His Defense An impact against Texas vaulted Judge past Roger Maris for the American Association's single-season record, reviving excitement for an achievement ruined by the steroid time. Barely quite a while back, a magnetic and corpulent slugger named Darling Ruth started smacking balls over outfield walls by volume, laying out the homer as perhaps of the most sought after individual accomplishment in sports, and the Yankees as the most respected establishment. Ruth's records, remembering 60 grand slams for 1927, became hallowed achievements, valued for quite a long time by millions. In 1961, Roger Maris, however unassuming and resigning as Ruth might have been gregarious, down and out the single-season record when he hit 61 homeruns, likewise for the Yankees. Presently Aaron Judge, as genuinely forcing as Ruth and as humble as Maris, has passed them both, homering against the Texas Officers at Globe Life Field on Tuesday to...