New York Yankees' Aaron Judge reached a significant milestone on Wednesday night by hitting his 300th career home run. The historic blast came in the top of the eighth inning with the Yankees leading 6-2 against the White Sox. Judge, known for his calm demeanor, showed some rare emotion as he smashed an inside fastball over the left field wall on a 3-0 count.
Not only did Judge make history with his 300th homer, but he also set a new record as the fastest player to achieve this feat in MLB history, surpassing Ralph Kiner by 132 games. Speaking to reporters after the game, Judge revealed that his anger stemmed from the White Sox's decision to intentionally walk Juan Soto, the hitter before him.
