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mlb.com | David Adler
Continúa el espectáculo de Judge y Ohtani continúa. Aaron Judge y Shohei Ohtani dominan los Power Rankings de Bateadores de MLB.com — igual que en la edición anterior— y no es de extrañar, porque los dos JMV reinantes brillan una vez más en este 2025. Pero también hay algunos nombres nuevos que están subiendo en la lista.
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bvmsports.com | David Adler
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bvmsports.com | David Adler
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1 week ago |
mlb.com | David Adler
The Judge and Ohtani Show goes on. Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani are dominating MLB.com's Hitter Power Rankings -- just like they did in the last edition -- and it's no wonder, because the two reigning MVPs are at it again in 2025. But there are also some new players moving up the list. As always, the Hitter Power Rankings are based on a formula, constructed by MLB.com’s data team, that considers players’ recent performance, season-long performance and performance over the past 365 days.
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missoulian.com | David Adler
Reporting from the Wall Street Journal over the Memorial Day weekend that a security committee at the federal Judicial Conference in March discussed a proposal to create an armed security force responsible for the safety of the judiciary, separate from the U.S. Marshal’s Service, reflects a sad reality: judges who have ruled against President Donald Trump have faced death threats and vicious personal attacks, amid other hostile acts designed to intimidate them.
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