Aaron Judge will not participate in this year's Home Run Derby, but the New York Yankees might still have some representation.

The Home Run Derby is set to take place in Truist Park, home of the Braves, on Monday, July 14. We're exactly one week away. We know some of the field so far, but don't yet have the full eight-man group.

With MLB looking for its final participant in the 2025 Home Run Derby, the Yankees will have its first HR Derby representative since Aaron Judge in 2017. Jazz Chisholm, who publicly stated he would participate if MLB invited him, as accepted the invitation and will compete in the upcoming Home Run Derby.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. isn’t going into the Home Run Derby with any grand expectations or bold predictions. While the Yankees second baseman says he’s “really excited” to be competing in MLB’s annual power exhibition, Chisholm plans to maintain the measured approach at the plate that helped him become an All-Star in the first place.

Since home run tracking data became more accurate with Statcast, however, a different player claims the title of longest home run in the Derby. In 2021, nearly the entire field of Derby hitters took advantage of the Colorado air by hitting titanic shots, the longest of which came from Juan Soto.

Aaron Judge was quite straightforward with his stand on the Home Run Derby event. Just like last year, he has no intention to participate and will not consider it until it is held in Yankee Stadium.

Raleigh is three homers away from matching Barry Bonds’ overall record of 39 homers before an All-Star break, which the former San Francisco Giants slugger set in 2001.

Hamilton has perhaps the most memorable Home Run Derby performance of all-time, when he hit 28 homers in the first round at Yankee Stadium in 2008, which was the record at the time for the most in a round in derby history. That included a stretch of 13-straight, electrifying the New York crowd in the final All-Star Game at the old Yankee Stadium.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. said he had a few fashion-forward fits in mind for the All-Star Red Carpet Show, promising his entrance would be memorable. It appears the Yankees infielder is planning to put on a show of a different kind,

NEW YORK - New York Yankees star Aaron Judge went 2-for-5 with a home run and an RBI on Tuesday night as the Yankees beat the Seattle Mariners 10-3 at Yankee St