Aaron Judge yet again did something no one else currently in baseball has accomplished to provide what is perhaps his most iconic Yankee postseason moment yet Judge’s game-tying three-run homer that helped galvanize the Yankees’ 9-6 come-from-behind win in Game 3 of the ALDS marked the first time in 2025 a player homered on a 99-mph-plus pitch out of the zone in an 0-2 count in 528 such regular season and postseason pitches,

Now, Judge is shedding the postseason monkey that has been on his back the last nine years. He went 3 for 4 with an RBI double to get the Yankees to within 6-2, and then the three-run homer to tie Game 3. The big night improved him to .500/.577/.727 through New York's six games this postseason. Judge has reached base 15 times and made only 11 outs.

Aaron Judge knew he had New York Yankees legends watching over him on his three-run home run that his off the foul pole on Tuesday night.

When you’re the big guy, not just in stature but in skill, the focus never goes off you. Not even for a moment.

Injured Yankees right-hander Gerrit Cole cited a current player as well. Tapping on his iPad, he pulled up video of a home run he said was similar — one he allowed on April 13, 2022, to none other than Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Only three players in New York Yankees history have hit more home runs than Aaron Judge. On Friday night, Judge swatted his 47th home run of 2025 and the 362nd home run of his career, passing Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio for sole possession of fourth place on the franchise's home run leaderboard.

MVP candidate Cal Raleigh hit a game-typing home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to help lead Seattle past the Toronto Blue Jays.