In the top of the second inning in the crosstown matchup between the New York Yankees and the New York Mets, Aaron Judge connected for the first of his two longballs clubbed on the evening. The three-time MLB All-Star connected on a 96-mph fastball, delivered from Taijuan Walker, and sent it over the left-center-field wall for a solo-homer. The 6-foot-7 slugger’s blast left his bat with an exit velocity of 108.5 mph and had a distance traveled of 424 feet, Per Statcast. With this longball, Aaron became the second fastest player in MLB history to reach 150 career home runs. Judge reached this mark in 552 games, short of Ryan Howard’s record of 495 games.