aaron judge was the american league home run leader.
who is the american league home run leader?
aaron judge
judge finished the 2017 season with a .284 batting average, 154 hits, 114 rbis, a .422 on-base percentage, a .627 slugging percentage, a 1.069 on-base plus slugging, and nine stolen bases. he led the american league in three categories, with 128 runs scored, 52 home runs, 11 intentional walks, and a major-league rookie record 127 walks. he became the first yankee to lead the league in home runs, walks, and runs scored since jason giambi (who led the al in walks in 2005), mark teixeira (who was the al home run leader in 2009), and curtis granderson (who scored the most runs in the al in 2011). he ranked second in the league in rbis, on-base percentage, slugging, and ops. he also struck out an mlb-leading 208 times, breaking the yankees record previously set by curtis granderson in 2012 and a rookie record previously set by kris bryant in 2015.
aaron judge
bullet::::- hank greenberg: american league home run leader (36)





























bullet::::- hank greenberg: american league rbi leader (170)





























bullet::::- hank greenberg: american league total bases leader (389)





























bullet::::- hank greenberg: american league extra base hits leader (98)





























bullet::::- hank greenberg: american league leader in assists at first base (99)





























bullet::::- chief hogsett: american league games finished leader (30)





























bullet::::- billy rogell: american league leader in double plays at shortstop (104)





























bullet::::- billy rogell: american league leader in fielding percentage at shortstop (.971)





























bullet::::- schoolboy rowe: american league shutouts leader (6)





























bullet::::- schoolboy rowe: american league strikeout to walk ratio leader (2.06)
1935 detroit tigers season