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Aaron Judge, the imposing right fielder for the
New York Yankees, has reached a new milestone in his career by hitting his 350th home run in Major League Baseball. With this achievement, he joins an exclusive group of legends who have surpassed this mark while wearing the Yankees uniform:
- Babe Ruth (659)
- Mickey Mantle (536)
- Lou Gehrig (493)
- Joe DiMaggio (361)
- Yogi Berra (358)
- Alex Rodríguez (351)
Judge thus becomes the seventh player to achieve this, solidifying his place among the greats of the Bronx.
The Fastest to Reach 350 HR in MLB History
What makes this achievement even more impressive is that Judge accomplished it in just 1,088 games, becoming the player who has reached 350 home runs the fastest in MLB history. He surpassed figures like
Mark McGwire, Juan González and
Alex Rodriguez himself, who needed more games to reach that figure.
Power, Consistency, and Leadership
So far in the 2025 season, Judge has hit 35 home runs, maintains a batting average of .358 and leads the league in OPS with 1.204. His WAR of 7.0 positions him as one of the most valuable players in the circuit, even above superstars like
Shohei Ohtani and
Juan Soto.
A Legacy That Continues to Grow in the Bronx
Aaron Judge is not only writing his name in the record books, but is also guiding the Yankees through a season full of ups and downs. His leadership on and off the field has been fundamental in keeping the team competitive in the fight for the American League pennant. At just 33 years old, his projection points to surpassing several legends on the organization’s historical home run list.