ATLANTA — Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton flashed an eye-squinting big ‘ole smile hearing Aaron Judge was at it again during the captain’s Sunday post-game interviews, first with the YES Network’s Meredith Marakovits on the field and then with the beat writers at his Truist Park visiting clubhouse locker.

Monday at Rogers Centre, Stanton kept up his recent string of hard-hit at-bats, with two sharp lineouts and his fifth homer of the year – the only Yankees run in a 4-1 loss to the AL East-leading Blue Jays.

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Raleigh's gap to Judge is the same as the gap from Raleigh to 40th-place Jacob Wilson, the Athletics' rookie shortstop, at .822. That seems impossible, but Judge truly is just that much better than everyone else. If he keeps this up, it'll go down as one of the best hitting seasons in baseball history.