Aaron Judge etched his name in history during a recent game, notching his 44th career multi-homer game, the most achieved in the first 1,076 games of a player’s career. This remarkable feat places him among the Yankees’ elite, joining legends like Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, and Lou Gehrig. With two home runs, he has secured third place on the Yankees' all-time multi-homer list, trailing only Ruth and Mantle. Judge's achievement is particularly notable as he reached this milestone in fewer games than the aforementioned legends.

This multi-homer performance comes as a relief for the Yankees, who had just suffered through a difficult stretch, including multiple shutouts. Judge displayed leadership by attributing his success to the team’s efforts rather than personal momentum from hitting. His two home runs, alongside contributions from Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Cody Bellinger, represent a significant turnaround for the Yankees' offense.