Aaron Judge Eyes MLB History with Home Run

Aaron Judge is on the verge of making MLB history. On Sunday, he can tie Matt Williams for 77th on the all-time list with one home run.

Judge needs just one home run to achieve this milestone. He is currently tied with Jeff Kent and Norm Cash with 377 home runs.

Aaron Judge has gone five games without a homer after a hot stretch. He finished Saturday's game with two walks and two strikeouts.

Judge is celebrating his 34th birthday on Sunday, which would make a home run even more special. He is batting .229 with nine home runs, 17 RBI's, 21 runs, and five stolen bases in his first 27 games.

The New York Yankees come into Sunday as the top team in the American League East with an 18-9 record in 27 games. They have won eight games in a row and will remain in Texas for a series with the Rangers after the Astros.

Gary Phillips of NY Daily News Sports wrote: "From the game notes: Aaron Judge & Ben Rice are only the 4th pair of #Yankees teammates to each hit at least 9 HR in the club’s first 26 games of a season."

Aaron Judge is in his 11th MLB season, all with the New York Yankees. He is coming off a year where he won his third MVP Award. Just Baseball noted: "Hitters in MLB history with at least 300 HR and a 175 OPS+ through their age-33 season: Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ted Williams, Aaron Judge."

After the Rangers, the Yankees will return home to host the Baltimore Orioles on Friday. Aaron Judge will look to continue his strong form and make MLB history in the process.

Judge has had an impressive career, with 377 home runs and a .229 batting average in his first 27 games of the season. He will look to add to these statistics on Sunday.

The New York Yankees are on a hot streak, with eight consecutive wins. They will look to continue this form against the Rangers and the Orioles in their upcoming games. Aaron Judge will be a key player in these games, as he looks to make MLB history and lead his team to victory.