Judge blasted a fastball from Red Sox starter Lucas Giolito over the Green Monster to start the scoring. He did so in impressive fashion as the ball traveled 442 feet and 112.6 mph off the bat. The home run marked No. 47 of the season for Judge and No. 15 in his career at Fenway Park.

Aaron Judge took sole possession of fourth place on the New York Yankees' all-time home run list and Luis Gil pitched six no-hit innings in a 4-1 win over the host Boston Red Sox on Friday.

A day after hitting two homers to tie DiMaggio for fourth on the Yankees’ career home run list, Judge hit a 468-foot solo shot in the first inning that was the longest home run at Fenway Park since h...