The reigning AL MVP, Aaron Judge is now batting .427 through his first 31 games after Wednesday's 3-for-3 night with a home run at Camden Yards.

During the New York Yankees' game against the Baltimore Orioles, one of Aaron Judge’s teammates unexpectedly left the field. After the game, he revealed the reason behind his early exit.

According to MLB.com, Judge’s OPS+ of 257 is tracking as the highest legitimate April in league history, better than anything posted by Babe Ruth or Ted Williams. He’s one of only three Yankees, alongside Lou Gehrig in 1927 and Mickey Mantle in 1956, to tally at least nine homers and hit over .400 through the team’s first 30 games.