Aaron Judge Reaches Historic Home Run Milestone In 1,200th Game

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Aaron Judge Reaches Historic Home Run Milestone In 1,200th Game

Judge is playing in his 1,200th career game today while continuing one of the greatest power stretches in MLB history. His 385 home runs are the most ever through a player’s first 1,200 games, far ahead of Ralph Kiner’s 327. Judge reached No. 385 in just 1,198 games, while the next-fastest player to that mark was Mark McGwire in 1,379 games.

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