The New York Yankees had a historic inning against the Athletics on Sunday. The Yankees scored 13 runs in the third inning, making them the first team in American League history to score that many runs in a single inning. It has happened twice in the National League.

Henry Aaron, for decades the all-time home run king, never had a 50-homer season. Barry Bonds, who usurped him atop the all-time leaderboard, did it just a single time. It’s happened only 54 times in total, by 34 players. Most of them did it just once; a handful, twice; and then Alex Rodriguez is the only one to do so exactly three times.

The Yankees’ captain just keeps rewriting MLB history.

Aaron Judge hit .222 for Team USA at the 2026 World Baseball Classic. On the biggest international stage in the sport, he had six hits in 27 at-bats, two home runs, five RBI. Not his best work, sure. But for a player like Judge, anything short of dominance ...

If the argument for much of Aaron Judge’s career has been that the Yankees have been overly reliant on their Hall of Fame slugger, their recent poor stretch of play is only strengthening it. Access the Yankees beat like never before Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features,

There's nothing but mutual respect for two of the best players in MLB.