Watch: Aaron Judge homer sets Statcast-era record for exit velocity
Aaron Judge hits baseballs very hard.

Aaron Judge is the new, large, powerful face of the Yankees, and he hit a ball very hard and far on Saturday.
The home run that Judge hit against the Orioles set a Statcast-era (past three seasons) record for exit velocity at 121.1 miles per hour off his bat (and into the far recesses of Yankee Stadium).
ALL RISE! AARON JUDGE!
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) June 10, 2017
Too strong, too good. Solo HR to get the @Yankees going. #BALvsNYY https://t.co/CgvzbyAA3C
Aaron Judge just set a new Statcast-era record. 121.1 mph on this homer: pic.twitter.com/His90MALUd
— Bryan Hoch ⚾️ (@BryanHoch) June 10, 2017
It went 382 feet.
We should appreciate this man.
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JEREMY WOO
Jeremy Woo has covered basketball for SI since 2014, including the NBA draft and weekly Power Rankings. He is from the South Side of Chicago.