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Despite the Yankees’ demise, Aaron Judge’s performance stood out. Judge played superbly throughout the postseason, batting .500 and serving as the undeniable leader of the team. His efforts, however, were not enough to overcome the Blue Jays’ resilience. Guerrero Jr., in particular, was a standout, outshining Judge with superior stats—more home runs, higher OPS, and better batting averages—cementing Guerrero’s status as one of the premier players.