On May 1, 2026, Aaron Judge scored his 900th career run during a decisive game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium. This milestone ties him with Jorge Posada in Yankees history. The Yankees, currently leading the American League East with a record of 21-11, faced off against a struggling Orioles team.
The atmosphere was electric as Judge stepped up to the plate. Fans buzzed with anticipation—would he make history today? Amed Rosario knocked a single that brought Judge home, sending the crowd into a frenzy. The scoreboard read a solid 7-2 victory for the Yankees, showcasing their dominance over the Orioles.
Key statistics from the game:
- Aaron Judge’s career runs reached 900.
- The Yankees improved their record to 21-11 this season.
- Ryan Weathers pitched for the Yankees, holding an ERA of 3.21.
- Kyle Bradish took the mound for the Orioles with an ERA of 4.20.
Despite Weathers’ sharp performance through six innings, the Yankees’ offense struggled to maintain consistency throughout the afternoon. The bullpen faltered toward the end, but it didn’t matter; they had already secured their win. As Jacob Calvin Meyer noted, “The Orioles lose 7-2 to the Yankees. The Yankees entered this series as the AL’s best team.”
Looking ahead, tomorrow’s matchup features Ryan Weathers again, this time facing off against Kyle Bradish. The stakes are high as both teams look to solidify their positions in the league standings—especially with the Texas Rangers looming on the horizon for New York.
As for Aaron Judge, reaching this milestone is not just about personal achievement; it’s about legacy within a storied franchise that hasn’t won a World Series since 2009. Each run brings him closer to cementing his place among Yankee greats.