Yankees’ Aaron Judge chasing home run No. 61: Follow every at-bat!

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees clinched the AL East on Tuesday with a 5-2 win over the Toronto Blue Jays, as Judge remains one home run away from tying Roger Maris’ long-standing American League record of 61. 

Judge was walked four times in five plate appearances.

Judge will get another chance to make history on Wednesday in Game 3 of the New York Yankees’ three-game series against the Toronto Blue Jays (7:07 p.m. ET).

Here’s how Judge fared on Tuesday:

Fifth at-bat: A fourth walk

How did Judge’s fifth at-bat end up? Take a wild guess.

Fourth at-bat: Base on balls

Judge was doing a lot of walking on Tuesday, as he registered his third BB of the game in the top of the sixth. 

Third at-bat: Walked again

Judge was walked for a second time on the night, this time in the top of the fifth inning. Since Judge hit his 60th home run, he’s been walked 10 times. 

Second at-bat: First walk of the night

It seems as if Judge gets walked nightly, and Tuesday was no different. He was walked for the first time in the top of the third inning. 

First at-bat: Lines out

In his first trip to the plate, Judge lined out to third in the first inning.

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Maris family: “It’s obviously mixed emotions”

FOX Sports’ Ken Rosenthal spoke to Roger Maris Jr. and the Maris family about Judge approaching and potentially passing his father’s home run record.

Time to savor Judge’s brilliance

FOX Sports’ Martin Rogers says that Judge’s pursuit of history is not only a chance for fans to revel in his magnificent ability, but to also remember the titans of yesteryear, such as Babe Ruth and Roger Maris.

Judge for AL MVP … right?

Despite Judge’s statistical brilliance — he’s on his way to winning the AL Triple Crown — there is a superstar in Los Angeles that is putting up numbers never seen before for a second consecutive season, on the mound and at the plate.

Will the Yanks retain Judge?

Crazy thing to think, isn’t it?

Judge is a free agent after this season, and given his dominance this year, his price tag will be … steep. 

Is it possible he could make his way out of The Big Apple?

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