CHICAGO — Cubs reliever Tyson Miller’s 2-2 sweeper to Yankees center fielder Aaron Judge in the seventh inning Saturday was a mistake pitch that was high and over the plate on the outside portion. Judge went with the pitch and hit it well to right-center, 107.7 mph off the bat.

Aaron Judge will look to get back on track following a hitless performance in his previous game (0-for-3). His New York Yankees take on Jameson Taillon and the Chicago Cubs on Sunday at 2:20 PM ET

The Yankees’ Juan Soto, right, talks with Aaron Judge after taking live batting practice during spring training at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Fla., on Feb. 21. Credit: Newsday/J. Conrad Williams Jr. If Juan Soto’s stay in the Bronx is limited to just this season, it’ll be a sad time for Yankees fans.

Aaron Judge has hit 51 home runs this season, two years after setting an American League record with 62. What could be on the docket for the rest of the season? Here’s a look at his homer pace and potential context.

Judge's 62 is the American League record, breaking Roger Maris' 61. A weird quirk? The top six seasons all came on the National League side and the other three 60-homer seasons were completed by Yankees players.

The plaque celebrating where Aaron Judge belted his historic 62nd home run at Globe Life Field in 2022 has been stolen twice but will not be replaced again, according to Yankees announcer Justin Shackil.

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The New York Yankees' star Aaron Judge continues his impressive season. Aaron Judge, the star outfielder for the New York Yankees, has been recognized as the American League Player of the Month for August.