Yankees' Aaron Judge crosses 300 home runs record by being the fastest player to break to break the record, all you need to know

If you are talking about NFL records, the latest one of crossing 300 home-runs has been surpassed by the Yankees' Aaron Ward, who has hit a home run milestone by achieving a miraculous feat. Judge is is one such player who has always been an asset for any team, especially the Yankees, who are trying to keep him as content and happy in this MVP-caliber season, which is ongoing.

Yankees' Captain hits Red Sox for a record

Red Sox did not deserve being at the receiving end of Aaron's bashing, as he left no stones unturned to punish the Reds and leave them bleeding. It took a long time for the Sox to recover into the game, but it was already too late, and Judge had done the necessary damage.

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Judge is also one of the fastest players in terms of number of games played, to cross 300 home runs, which is yet another feather on his cap, according to a USA Today report. Chicago White Sox right-hander Chad Kuhl was the one hit for the record-breaking homerun in the eighth inning, say reports.

Whose record of home runs did Aaron Judge break?

Aaron Judge is already one of the biggest names in football, but he has shattered the record of an even bigger baseball player from the ages, Ralph Kiner, who is a Hall of Famer, and has achieved the 300 home run mark in just 1,087 games. In comparison, Judge has beat the record in just a matter of 955 games, proving once and for all why Yankees are such a big name in the world of baseball.

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FAQs:

Which team does Aaron Judge play for?
Aaron Judge is one of the best hitters for the Yankees' and is also the captain of the squad in the ongoing MLB season.

Which record has Aaron Judge broken?
Aaron Judge, the Yankees' captain, has smashed the record of crossing the 300-home run mark in just a matter of 955 games.