Aaron Judge v. Mike Trout 2017-2022.

Aaron Judge Born: April 26, 1992 (Age: 30-219d) in Linden, CA

Mike Trout Born: August 7, 1991 (Age: 31-116d) in Vineland, NJ

Most Home Runs 2017-2022, the six full seasons of Aaron Judge. Wednesday, November 30, 2022

2017 to 2022, Playing in the AL or NL, in the regular season, requiring Home Runs >= 140, sorted by descending Home Runs.

1. Aaron Judge hit an American League record 62 Home Runs in 2022 and a rookie record 52 in 2017. Judge hit the most total homers in those six seasons, the only stat in which Judge led...

Home Run rate (AB/HR):
best: Mike Trout 11.5
worst: Jose Abreu 20.8; and most GIDP (grounded into double plays) ...

Mike Trout, in addition to having the best HR rate, swept OBP (On Base AVERAGE), SLG, OPS, OPS+.

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Trout swept against the 26 players with at least 140 Home Runs 2017-2022, not only against Judge.

Player	HR	AB/HR	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP
Aaron Judge	216	11.8	25-30	702	3,066	2,554	525	733	394	119	4	487	40	14	463	866	.287	.398	.590	.989	166	1,508	71
Mike Trout	182	11.5	25-30	596	2,601	2,097	452	626	309	121	14	399	61	9	442	570	.299	.428	.630	1.058	185	1,321	25

Trout played in only 36 games in 2021 and his maximum games 2017-2022: 140 in 2018.

Wins Above Replacement (WAR) 2017-2022, which is a total:
Mookie Bets 38.5
Aaron Judge 37.2
Mike Trout 34.6
Nolan Arenado 33.9
Jose Ramirez 32.7
Paul Goldschmidt 30.4

For combined seasons, from 2017 to 2022, Playing in the AL or NL, in the regular season, requiring Adjusted OPS+ >= 140 and Plate Appearances >= 2000, sorted by descending Adjusted OPS+:

Rk	Player	OPS+	PA	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	HR	2B	3B
1	Mike Trout	185	2601	.299	.428	.630	1.058	182	121	14
2	Aaron Judge	166	3066	.287	.398	.590	.989	216	119	4
3	Juan Soto	157	2667	.287	.424	.526	.950	125	116	10
4	Bryce Harper	147	3138	.281	.396	.543	.940	164	176	6
5	Freddie Freeman	145	3578	.310	.400	.536	.936	154	208	13
6	Paul Goldschmidt	143	3598	.292	.383	.528	.911	175	184	11
7	José Ramírez	141	3460	.280	.363	.540	.903	173	219	24
8	Pete Alonso	140	2254	.261	.349	.535	.884	146	90	5
9	Shohei Ohtani	140	2272	.267	.354	.532	.886	127	103	21
10	Giancarlo Stanton	140	2594	.262	.350	.534	.883	170	102	1
	max	185	3598	.310	.428	.630	1.058	216	219	24
	min	140	2254	.261	.349	.526	.883	125	90	1

Data from stathead.com via baseball-reference.com