Judge, who has now homered 30-plus times before the All-Star Game on four occasions, surpassed Lou Gehrig for the most multi-homer games in Yankees franchise history, according to MLB.com. Judge's 44 multi-homer games puts him two games behind Mickey Mantle and -- remarkably -- 24 games back of (who else?) Babe Ruth.

Aaron Judge crushed two home runs during Sunday's 12-5 New York Yankees win over the Athletics. This bumped up his season total to 30 home runs, putting him in second place in MLB behind Cal Raleigh.

Judge and Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh are locked in what’s becoming a sensational AL MVP race. Although Judge entered play Sunday leading the sport in bWAR (5.7) and OPS (1.161), Raleigh already owns 32 home runs, 62 RBI, and 4.6 bWAR.