Do Yankees Have The Best Offense In Major League Baseball?
Aaron Judge and Co. can't be counted out as fall approaches
Do the New York Yankees have the most dangerous offense in Major League Baseball?
Entering Tuesday, New York boasted six players on its roster with an OPS of at least .813.
The Toronto Blue Jays and Toronto Blue Jays come in second-place in that stat across all of baseball, with just three players apiece having an OPS of .813 or higher.
Aaron Judge has missed 10 games this season, mostly due to his recent right elbow flexor strain, but that hasn’t stopped the two-time American League MVP from hitting 40 home runs and driving in 93 runs, thereby entering himself into the MVP conversation once again, this time alongside Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh and his magical season.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. has been on a power surge lately, bringing his 2025 home run total to a career-high 25.
Trent Grisham is having the best year of his career. Ben Rice continues to look like one of the most underrated hitters in MLB.
Furthermore, the Yankees have received great contributions this season from veteran sluggers Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger. Stanton has recently experienced one of the best stretches of his career at the plate, and Bellinger has looked comfortable in pinstripes all season long during his debut campaign with the Yankees.
New York’s rotation is not without question marks, but this is a lineup that will be a load to handle in a playoff series, assuming the Yankees get in.
