Aaron Judge hits 60th Home run, Barry Bonds’ MLB record of 73, Support Judge to Chasing Roger Maris

60th Home Run

Aaron Judge hits 60th Home run as 3M filters on the left side for judge and here’s the 3-1 there it goes number Slide over babe you’ve got some company Aaron James judge has tied George Herman Babe Ruth with 60 home runs. Thank you Judge for hitting 60th home run of the Year wow absolutely incredible and magnificent and he does it 95 years after Babe Ruth did it in 1927.

It’s a base hit to left center field that’s going to split the outfielders cutting it off is Reynolds as Rizzo picks up a double still nobody out but the Yankees got something going but just to watch what this guy has done this year pretty much single-handedly at times when this offense is struggling dry ball right field that’s going to dunk in for a base hit and the bases are loaded nobody out foreign two balls two strikes nobody out Bases Loaded judges hit a 60th home run now the Yankees are trying to win the game that one’s drilled to left field is it high enough see a lop off Grand Slam and the Yankees win judge hit 60 and the Yankees win and walk-off fashion thank you if you left early tonight I’m really sorry you missed it another good pitch to hit and another good swing he swung I blink gone Grand Slam walk-off Yankees win pretty amazing stuff here in the Bronx.

This Season

This season, Judge has played in 11 multihomed games. Two of those came after September 13. Here are some of his home runs with the most extra bases this year:

• In 10 games between April 22 and May 3, he hit eight home runs.
• If we go up to May 17, Judge had 13 home runs in 21 contests.
• In 14 games from July 14 to 30, he hit 12 home homers.
• He has nine hits in 14 games from August 22 to September 7.

Judge Performance

In reality, Judge has blasted 27 home runs in 54 games, or one every two games, in the second half. He would have 67 or 68 points if he keeps up his current rate and keeps playing every day.

60 is now a pretty nice age. It will be fantastic to see 61 followed by 62. However, I can’t get rid of the fantasy that Judge might run at 73 or 74. Even while the chances are slim, they do exist. In the last history is saying Aaron Judge hits 60th Home run.

Yankees’ home run Leaders

1. 61: Roger Maris, 1961
2. 60: Babe Ruth, 1927
3. 60: Aaron Judge, 2022
4. 59: Babe Ruth, 1921
5. 54: Babe Ruth, 1920
6. 54: Babe Ruth, 1928
7. 54: Mickey Mantle, 1961
8. 54: Alex Rodriguez, 2007
9. 52: Mickey Mantle, 1956
10. 52: Aaron Judge, 2017