Boston – New York Yankis Sloger Aron judge Hit your 362nd home run on Friday night, capturing the fourth place in the all-time list of the franchise by breaking a tie with the Hall of Famer who broke a tie.
After the judge, a game prepared Dimagio twice to mark the anniversary of the September 11 attacks to tie at the Yanki Stadium with President Donald Trump, the Yankiz captain hit the second pitch seen from Boston. Lucas Giolito Above the green demon in the left-center area in Fenway Park.
The 468-foot shot helped New York win a 4–1 over Boston as there was a long-standing rivals for the playoffs. Yenkis entered the position for a wild-card berth with both, with both, behind the edge of the Division Leader Toronto, along the edge of a half game above the red sox in the AL East.
The judge reached 362 homeers in his 1,130th game. Dimagio played 1,736 games and hit his last Homer at the end of a 13 -year career on September 28, 1951, which was interrupted for three sessions as he served in World War II.
The 47th Homer of the judge’s season extended its leading League-Best Batting Average to .324.
The judge broke a tie with the Hall of Fame Catcher Yogi Berra for the fifth in the New York career list on Tuesday night. Babe Ruth hit 659 out of her 714 homers with Yennaks. Mickey Mental (536) and Lu Geharriga (493) are other Yenki ahead of the judge.
