Roger Maris Jr. has not been shy about expressing his views on MLB’s single-season home run record. On Sunday, he posited an idea for the league to settle the issue of who is the true home run king.

On Wednesday, Aaron Judge made history when he hit his 61st home run of the season, tying Roger Maris for the AL record. There has been some debate on whether Maris’s mark is the true single-season ...

The Miami Dolphins are transitioning to a new defensive scheme under coach Jeff Hafley. The good news is Miami has two defenders who made Bleacher Report's Top Defensive Players for 2026 list. Both ...

In 1962, Roger Maris was coming off his record-breaking season and back-to-back American League MVP awards. After more than doubling his salary (from $32,000 to $70,000) and knocking off Babe Ruth as ...

Roger Maris set one of the most famous records in the history of sports when he hit 61 homers in 1961. He won multiple MVPs, appeared in seven World Series, and earned seven All-Star game appearances.

TORONTO— Roger Maris Jr. said Aaron Judge should be considered the single-season home run champ when he breaks Roger Maris’ record of 61 homers. “It means a lot, not just for me. I think it means a ...

On Wednesday night, Aaron Judge tied Roger Maris for the all-time AL single-season home run record. But Maris’ son thinks that the two should be considered the record holders for MLB as a whole, given ...

This story, written by future Baseball Hall of Famer Dan Daniel, first appeared in the Oct. 4, 1961, issue of The Sporting News (in advance of a Yankees-Reds “World’s Series”), under the headlines, ...