Nothing captivates baseball fans quite like a home run chase, for better or worse. When Yankees star Roger Maris took aim at a record some doubted would ever be broken, it sparked all types of ...

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge made baseball history on Tuesday in Texas. Taking his place at home plate at Globe Life Field, Judge broke Roger Maris' American League's single-season home run ...

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Aaron Judge tied Roger Maris. The Yankees superstar reached a magical number with homer No. 61 against the Blue Jays on Wednesday in New York's 8-3 road victory in Toronto. After fouling off multiple ...

Not at the ballpark Tuesday: Roger Maris Jr. The predecessor's son did not travel to Texas to watch Judge chase his 62nd homer, though he did attend New York's previous 12 games as Judge chased home ...

The American League has a new home run king. Aaron Judge made more baseball history Tuesday when he launched his 62nd home run of the season on a 1-1 count in the first inning against Texas Rangers ...

NEW YORK -- - The numbers were aligned for Aaron Judge. The pitches were not. Judge remained at 61 home runs on the 61st anniversary of Roger Maris' 61st - he even came to the plate at the exact time ...

Baseball’s record book has been rewritten and now reads as follows: Aaron Judge, 62. Roger Maris, 61. Babe Ruth, 60. Judge sits alone atop the American League’s list for home runs in a single season ...

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Aaron Judge tied Roger Maris’ American League record of 61 home runs in a season, going deep for the New York Yankees against the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night.