Home run milestones create a stage for some of baseball's most memorable moments, spanning the breadth of the sport's history. Just as Barry Bonds took the single-season home run record from Mark McGwire, who took it from Roger Maris, who took it from Babe Ruth, who took it from – um … Ned Williamson?! – generations of baseball fans can tap into the excitement of watching one of the sport's key numbers move with the times.
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Aaron Judge now stands on the brink of breaking a home run record. After smashing a solo shot to spark a five-run Yankees rally Tuesday night in the Bronx, the New York towering slugger stands one shy of tying Maris' American League record of 61 home runs.
With 14 games remaining in the Yankees’ season, and Judge's pace of hitting a home run every 8.8 at-bats, it seems a matter of when, not if, Judge pushes the record forward, keeping it in the Yankees family. But when and where will it happen exactly?