New York Yankees pitcher Max Fried finds himself in elite company after a uniquely dominant start to the season. In his 11 starts, Fried has managed a 1.29 ERA, and now holds the longest starting streak in Yankees history with two runs or fewer.

Fried’s pickoff is part of heavy-duty arsenal that he used during his big seasons with the Braves and what he’s mastered in the first two months of an eight-year commitment that he made with the Yankees last winter that will pay him $218 million.

Back when Aaron Judge still had to face Max Fried, whenever he did get on first base, he would not budge until the ball crossed the plate.