Judge connected on solo shots in the sixth and eighth innings, tying the game both times. No. 56 came on a swinging curveball by Nick Pivetta that landed in the Boston bullpen. It came off Judge’s bat at 109.7 mph and traveled 383 feet, as calculated by Statcast. Then in the eighth, Judge was at it again, sending a Garrett Whitlock slider over the Green Monster to left field for No. 57. That one came off Judge’s bat at 100.5 mph, traveling 389 feet. It marked Judge’s 10th multi-homer game of the season. Hank Greenberg holds the American League record with 11, set in 1938. Alex Rodriguez (2002) and Jimmy Foxx (1938) also had 10. Judge hadn’t scored a run in five games, though he had reached base in 13 of 24 plate appearances entering Tuesday’s game, remaining on pace to hit 65 home runs this season. His 57 home runs are the fourth most ever hit by a Yankee in a single season. Maris hit 61 in 1961, while Babe Ruth hit 60 in 1927 and 59 in 1921. Judge’s 57 homers are the most ever by a Yankees right-hander, surpassing Alex Rodriguez’s 54 homers in 2007. Most HR in a season, MLB history — with totals in 142 team games:2001 Barry Bonds: 73 — 601998 Mark McGwire: 70 — 591998 Sammy Sosa: 66 — 582022 Aaron Judge: 65 (current pace) — 571 Mark McGwire: 65 — 552001 Sammy Sosa: 64 — 541999 Sammy Sosa: 63 — 591961 Roger Maris: 61 — 551927 Babe Ruth: 60 — 52
