Aaron Boone could not believe how many home runs the Yankees hit in a spectacular showing against the Rays on Tuesday.

New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is not only the greatest hitter of his generation, but he’s also one of the best in franchise history. The 33-year-old entered Tuesday’s bout with the Tampa Bay Rays ranked third on the Yankees’ all-time list with a 1.024 OPS and sixth with 355 homers.

For MLB insider Joel Sherman, he believes the four-game set is a “ real measuring stick ” for the Yankees for five reasons. The Red Sox are 41-24 at Fenway Park. So should the two teams meet in the Wild Card series, the Yankees would benefit by having the games in the Bronx and not in Boston.

The Yankees continued their uptick in form in powerful fashion by demolishing the Rays on Tuesday, 13-3, thanks to their HR fest.

Will the real Max Fried please step forward? The left-hander has been hit-or-miss for the New York Yankees during his first season in the Bronx. Early on, Fried

Giancarlo Stanton keeps on climbing. The New York Yankees' slugger has moved up another spot on the MLB all-time home run leaderboard. When he hit his second homer of the night Tuesday, Stanton passed Dave Kingman to move into 43rd place in major league history.

Former New York Yankees prospect Oswald Peraza is hoping to make the most of his opportunity with the Los Angeles Angels.

As they try to scrap their way back to the top of the AL East, the Yankees have enough to worry about these days.

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