Judge went deep for the fourth time in his last seven games when he took Rays starter Zack Littell deep for a first-inning solo shot. The latest multi-hit performance raises his full-season batting average to a robust .432 mark through 33 games. The 33-year-old fantasy superstar has put together arguably the strongest opening month of his career, which is notable considering he’s eclipsed 58 home runs in two of the last three seasons. If we’re going to nitpick here, we have to acknowledge that he came up in a big spot with a pair of runners on-base and two outs in the eighth inning, but ended up grounding out to end the frame. He’s the definition of a generational talent and we’re running out of superlatives to describe his exploits.

Judge smacked a two-out triple off of Ryan Pepiot in the third inning but the Yankees were unable to cash him in from there. He then doubled with one out in the fifth inning to chase Ryan Pepiot from the ballgame and rode home on Paul Goldschmidt’s three-run blast. With his two-hit attack, the 33-year-old superstar is now slashing a ridiculous .430/.521/.777 with 10 homers, 32 RBI and three stolen bases on the season.

Judge’s dominance this season is becoming ridiculous. He tattooed a 426 foot home run in the first inning here against Orioles’ starter Cade Povich and never made an out. Sadly, he was stranded in the on-deck circle in a one run game after Trent Grishman struck out to record the final out in this one. Nevertheless, Judge has registered multiple hits in six of his last eight games and has a jaw-dropping 1.282 OPS through just over a month of play.

Back batting second most of the time lately, Judge hasn’t had a lot of chances to drive in anyone but himself. Still, hitting with few men on base doesn’t seem to be bothering him at all. Even though his homer pace has slowed, he’s batting a remarkable .412 in 136 plate appearances.