Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees made history by hitting his 300th career home run faster than any player in MLB history, achieving the milestone in just 955 games and 3,431 at-bats during a 10-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The six-time All-Star and 2022 AL MVP hit a three-run homer off Chad Kuhl in the eighth inning, surpassing the previous records held by Ralph Kiner and Babe Ruth. Judge celebrated with his teammates, highlighting the team's camaraderie and hard work. He acknowledged that being intentionally walked earlier in the game motivated him to hit the homer. This season, Judge leads the league with 43 home runs, contributing significantly to the Yankees' success as they maintain a half-game lead in the AL East. Judge's accomplishment not only showcases his talent but also places him among baseball legends, inspiring fans and young players alike.