By the time you finish reading, Aaron Judge likely missed another home run.
The 30-year-old midfielder continues to have a year of playing in his career for the Bronx Bombers. He has 12 pitches in his last 14 games and on Saturday he became the second-fastest player in MLB history (behind only Ryan Howard) to reach 200 career homeowners. He’s currently clocking 67 HR, which would break Roger Maris’ iconic Yankee record. Judge’s teammate, Nestor Cortes Jr., summary season of slugger perfectly. “It’s unbelievable. Every night, I know everyone looks forward to an escape from his home. So do we.”
Which brings us to today’s puzzle. In MLB history, one player has scored more than 50 home runs in a season on 46 occasions, including Judge, who has fewer than 10 runs away from home to claim the feat for the second time. So, with that in mind, how many of these prolific predators can you name in five minutes?
Good luck!
