Aaron Judge is supposed to own the American League home run race, even the MLB home run race. That is the natural order. He is the Yankees’ giant, the league’s premier power bat, and the guy everyone expects to be sitting on top of the board when summer ends.

Yankees superstar Aaron Judge remains on a historic home run pace in 2026, years after setting the AL single-season record with 62 homers in 2022.

When Judge homered in the first inning, Kay took the opportunity to bring two of Sterling's iconic calls to life on the YES Network broadcast.

During their series in Milwaukee, Judge can make MLB history, as he needs just one home run to tie Hall of Famer Harold Baines (384) for 69th on the all-time list. The three-time MVP is currently batting .270 with 37 hits, 15 home runs, 29 RBI’s, 34 runs and five stolen bases in his first 38 games.

Michael Kay paid tribute to John Sterling with a fitting home run call after Aaron Judge hit a two-run shot in the first inning.

The Yankees were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday afternoon after the Brewers walked them off for a second day in a row.