Watch: MLB - Judge gives Yankees early lead against Braves
Date: 18:57 BST
Title: Current Standings
Content: Yankees
Braves
Update:
Date: 18:46 BST
Title: Career Stats - Aaron Judge
Content: New York Yankees right fielder
351 career homeruns (Joint 6 most in Yankees history)
2x MVP (2022, 2024)
3x All-MLB 1st Team (2021, 2022, 2024)
Rookie of the Year (2017)
Update:
Date: 21:29 BST 17 July
Title: MLB is back on the BBC!
Content: BBC Sport
Major League Baseball is back on the BBC!
You will be able to watch the biggest match-ups and
brightest stars of baseball every Sunday evening right through to the last day
of the regular season at the end of September as well as two post-season
doubleheaders.
It all gets started with the Yankees trip to the Braves this
Sunday at 18:30 BST.
Update:
Date: 21:29 BST 17 July
Title: Schedule of live matches
Content: All remaining matches to be confirmed.
Update:
Date: 21:29 BST 17 July
Title: Ask Me Anything
Content: Home Runs and heaters, RBI doubles and double plays,
strikeouts and the seventh inning stretch...
If you are a baseball rookie (or even a seasoned veteran)
you probably have one or two questions.
Whether it's as simple as how many innings there are in a
game or as complicated as the infield fly rule, we are here to help.
Our team at Ask Me Anything will find out everything you
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experts and pundits.
No sport is off limits, no question is too big or too small.
Open the contact form here and fire away!
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Date: 21:29 BST 17 July
Title: Get Involved
Content: Get Inspired#GetInspired
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softball?
Do you want to know what to expect when you start?
Click here to find out how you can get involved, search for your
nearest club and follow links to key organisations in the United Kingdom.
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