Clock: Aaron Judge binds Alex Rodriguez for the story of Yankees with career hoach No. 351

New York Yankees Slugger and reigning American League MVP Aaron Judge only achieved career opportunities a few days earlier. On Sunday in the rubber game against the Atlanta Braves (Nyy-Atl Gametracker) he achieved the Homer No. 351 career. Here is a look at his first explosion:

This came to the cost of a Grant Holmes cutter and left the bat at 110.2 miles per hour and drove 409 foot to the right middle. As it turns out, Homer No. 351 for Richter is also a milestone, and this is due to his increasingly prominent place in the Yankees franchise history. Here is a look at the updated Yankees franchise manager in Homeruns:

As you can see, Judge is now connected to A-Rod on the list of all-time list with A-Rod. While Richter has been a Yankees-Lifer so far, A-Rod had a total of 696 homes (189 with the Mariners and 156 in just three seasons with the rangers). You are now the same on the Yankees list. Richter, apart from injuries, will probably be in fourth place alone before the current season is over.

Speaking of current season, when his 351. Homer reduces Richter in 2025 .354/.459/.729 with 36 Home Runs and 82 RBI. It is the favorite that is repeated as a MVP of the American League (and the hardware wins for the third time in the last four seasons) at -650 per betmgm, and he also has a shot on the triple crown. Judge heads the AL on a huge lead over Jacob Wilson from athletics, and he follows Cal Raleigh from the Mariners at an RBI and two Homeruns. All of that means that judge remains the best bats in baseball, and he will soon go under the inner circle Yankee gods when it comes to homes. In related affairs, He looks more and more like a future Hall of Famer.

As for the Yankees from Richter in 2025, they joined a record of 54-44 and an al-best run differential from Plus-1110 on Sunday. This record is good for second place in Al East, three games behind the Blue Jays and the highest wildcard position in the AL.