Roger Maris Jr. says Aaron Judge should be considered true record-holder if he hits 62 home runs
Maris Jr. says he considers the records held by Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire to be illegitimate
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Roger Maris Jr. says Aaron Judge should be considered true record-holder if he hits 62 home runs
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