Yankees hitting coach James Rowson is not worried about his hitters, including Judge, whom he called "the most dangerous man in baseball."

He’s also reached base 146 times. No one has done that through 67 games since Barry Bonds in 2004. The names keep stacking up: Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, Speaker. That’s the company Judge is keeping this year—and in some categories, he’s passing them.

Aaron Judge's pursuit of .400 has been a hot topic in the first half of the MLB season. But the New York Yankees superstar has a chance to do something even rarer than reaching that mark. There have been 36 seasons with a .400 or better batting average in MLB history.