Who hit exactly 350 home runs?

Aaron Judge Blasts Way Into History with 350th Homer

It was just another ninth-inning at-bat for Aaron Judge—except it wasn’t. With a quiet roar and a swing that’s become all too familiar to opposing pitchers, the Yankees’ megastar launched a towering shot deep to right-center field at Yankee Stadium, sending fans to their feet and etching his name into the record books once again.

The home run wasn’t just Judge’s 350th—it was a statement. Reaching that milestone in just 1,180 games, Judge shattered the previous pace set by legends of the game, becoming the fastest player in Major League Baseball history to hit 350 home runs. The previous record-holder, a testament to longevity and power, now watches from the rearview mirror.

Judge, known more for his humility than his headlines, downplayed the feat afterward. “It’s an honor, for sure,” he said, “but it’s because of the guys around me, the team, the fans. We’ve got more to do.”

Yet even as Judge stays grounded, his accomplishments soar. At 32, he’s already surpassed milestones some Hall of Famers only dreamed of. With another 150 homers, he’d join the elusive 500-home run club—once thought impossible for a player of his generation. Now, it feels inevitable.

Saturday night’s blast came in a losing effort against the Cubs, but no one in the Bronx cared. In a city that’s seen its share of legends, Aaron Judge isn’t just carrying the torch—he’s igniting it.