New York Yankees' Aaron Judge makes more MLB history after first-inning home run

Kevin Hickey

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It has been well-documented that New York Yankees star Aaron Judge has been on a historic heater over the last month or so.

Judge set some impressive records during the month of May. However, just because the calendar flipped a page Saturday night doesn't mean The Captain let off the gas.

In fact, Judge started the month of June right where he left off, smoking a two-run home run in the first inning of Saturday night's game against the San Francisco Giants.

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While it may have been just another home run for Judge, it marked a new historic span for MLB.

According to Katie Sharp, Judge is the only player in MLB history with 15+ HR, 12+ doubles and 20+ walks in any 25-game span.

This comes after Judge became the only player to record at least 12 doubles and 11 home runs in a 20-game span.

It's The Captain's world, and we're just living in it.

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Hickey was previously the managing editor of USA Today's Colts Wire. His work is also featured as a fantasy football analyst for The Huddle. A career .232 hitter, he is an avid reader of Spider-Man comics, an admirer of the James Webb Space Telescope, and a keen enthusiast of Ma’s sauce. You can find him on Twitter/X @KevinHickey11