Yankees captain Aaron Judge tied Yogi Berra's franchise record with his 358th career homer in Sunday's game against the White Sox at Chicago.

Aaron Judge reflected on tying Yogi Berra on the Yankees' all-time list for the most home runs after the team's 3-2 loss to the White Sox.

New York Yankees star Aaron Judge hit his 358th career homer in the first inning of their series finale against the White Sox, moving into a tie with Yogi Berra for fifth in franchise history

In the bottom of the first inning, right fielder Aaron Judge battled against Tigers All-Star Casey Mize until he got a full-count pitch he liked. He deposited it 412 feet to right center, off the back wall of the Yankees bullpen.

When Aaron Judge passed Yogi Berra on the Yankees’ all-time home run list, the Berra family made sure to tip its cap.

Aaron Judge's solo homer in Tuesday's game against the Tigers put him in sole possession of fifth place on the Yankees' all-time home run list.