Aaron Judge Home Run Tracker: Following the Yankees Star’s 2024 Homers
After breaking the American League record with 62 home runs in 2022, New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge aims to surpass his own achievement this year.
Judge has demonstrated extraordinary performance recently, maintaining a batting average of .383 with 45 home runs and 104 RBIs over 96 games between May 3 and August 25. He made history as the first player in Major League Baseball to record 50 home runs, 120 RBIs, and 100 walks before September.
As of September 2, Judge has hit 51 home runs, marking the third time in his career that he has achieved a 50-homer season at the age of 32.
In baseball history, only two players have recorded multiple seasons with more than 60 home runs: Mark McGwire (1998 and 1999) and Sammy Sosa (1998, 1999, and 2001).
Here’s everything you need to know about Aaron Judge’s impressive 2024 season:
Aaron Judge’s Home Run Pace
With 51 home runs as of September 1, Aaron Judge is projected to hit 60 homers this season, which would be just shy of the American League record of 61 he set in 2022.
Aaron Judge’s Home Run Tracker 2024
- April 3 @ Diamondbacks – Merrill Kelly
- April 6 vs. Blue Jays – Kevin Gausman
- April 14 @ Guardians – Logan Allen
- April 24 vs. Athletics – Joe Boyle
- April 27 @ Brewers – Thyago Vieira
- April 28 @ Brewers – Tobias Myers
- May 5 vs. Tigers – Tarik Skubal
- May 8 vs. Astros – Spencer Arrighetti
- May 9 vs. Astros – Ryan Pressly
- May 12 @ Rays – Tyler Alexander
- May 15 @ Twins – Pablo Lopez
- May 17 vs. White Sox – Mike Clevinger
- May 19 vs. White Sox – Chris Flexen
- May 22 vs. Mariners – Bryce Miller
- May 23 vs. Mariners – Luis Castillo
- May 24 @ Padres – Yu Darvish
- May 25 @ Padres – Dylan Cease
- May 30 @ Angels – Patrick Sandoval
- May 31 @ Giants – Jordan Hicks
- May 31 @ Giants – Jordan Hicks
- June 1 @ Giants – Logan Webb
- June 8 vs. Dodgers – Gavin Stone
- June 8 vs. Dodgers – Ryan Yarbrough
- June 9 vs. Dodgers – Yohan Ramirez
- June 11 @ Royals – Nick Anderson
- June 16 @ Red Sox – Kutter Crawford
- June 20 vs. Orioles – Cole Irvin
- June 22 vs. Braves – Charlie Morton
- June 25 @ Mets – Reed Garrett
- June 26 @ Mets – Danny Young
- June 30 @ Blue Jays – Kevin Gausman
- July 2 vs. Reds – Sam Moll
- July 12 @ Orioles – Cade Povich
- July 13 @ Orioles – Grayson Rodriguez
- July 21 vs. Rays – Jason Adam
- July 26 @ Red Sox – Zack Kelly
- July 27 @ Red Sox – Kutter Crawford
- July 29 @ Phillies – Zack Wheeler
- July 29 @ Phillies – Yunior Marte
- Aug. 2 vs. Blue Jays – Kevin Gausman
- Aug. 3 vs. Blue Jays – Jose Berrios
- Aug. 11 vs. Rangers – Andrew Chafin
- Aug. 14 @ White Sox – Chad Kuhl
- Aug. 16 @ Tigers – Brant Hurter
- Aug. 20 vs. Guardians – Matthew Boyd
- Aug. 21 vs. Guardians – Joey Cantillo
- Aug. 21 vs. Guardians – Eli Morgan
- Aug. 22 vs. Guardians – Gavin Williams
- Aug. 23 vs. Rockies – Kyle Freeland
- Aug. 25 vs. Rockies – Austin Gomber
- Aug 25 vs. Rockies – Jeff Criswell
MLB All-Time Single-Season Home Run Leaders
- 73 – Barry Bonds, Giants, 2001
- 70 – Mark McGwire, Cardinals, 1998
- 66 – Sammy Sosa, Cubs, 1998
- 65 – Mark McGwire, Cardinals, 1999
- 64 – Sammy Sosa, Cubs, 2001
- 63 – Sammy Sosa, Cubs, 1999
- 62 – Aaron Judge, Yankees, 2022 (AL record)
- 61 – Roger Maris, Yankees, 1961
- 60 – Babe Ruth, Yankees, 1927
- 59 – Babe Ruth, Yankees (1921); Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins (2017)
