Yankees’ Aaron Judge makes 29-team home run history with opposite-field bomb vs. Cardinals originally appeared on The Sporting News Aaron Judge has hit a lot of home runs for the New York Yankees. But before Saturday night, one kind was lacking.

Decorated slugger Aaron Judge missed almost two weeks with an elbow injury spanning from July to August, but both he and the New York Yankees are now in a better place. The two-time AL MVP returned on August 5 and has been the Yankees’ designated hitter since then, before he eventually goes back to the outfield.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/mlb/fastball as Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton are Nearing Even More New York Yankees History. The New York Yankees continued their dominance of the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night, beating Minnesota 9-1 at Yankee Stadium.

New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton is finally back in right field, and it’s been so far, so good. Stanton, a full-time DH for most of the last five seasons, played the outfield last weekend for the first time since September 2023.

"I don't have a day yet for you," Aaron Boone said of Judge being an option in the field. "But it's going pretty well so far."

Aaron Judge, the Bronx giant, smashed a home run at Busch Stadium with his 39th homer, checking off the last MLB team he hadn't homered against. With this hit, Judge has achieved the remarkable feat of hitting home runs against all 29 teams in the league,