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Yankees all-time home run leaders: Where does Aaron Judge rank?
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Aaron Judge tied Joe DiMaggio for fourth on the New York Yankees ' all-time home run list with his 361st career homer on Sept. 11 and will take sole possession with his next longball.
Judge has played more than 600 fewer games than DiMaggio did in his career but the two-time American League MVP has a long way to go to crack the top three. Lou Gehrig is next up at 493 home runs for the Yankees. Babe Ruth (659) and Mickey Mantle (536) rank first and second in franchise history.
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Judge, now 33, got a later start on his career at the age of 24, but entering Sept. 12 his home run total is sixth among active players. Yankees teammate Giancarlo Stanton (449) tops that list.
Along with players like Manny Machado (365), Bryce Harper (361) and Kyle Schwarber (334), Judge is expected to make a run at 500 in the years to come.
Here's a look at the Yankees' all-time list:
Yankees all-time home run leaders
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1. Babe Ruth – 659
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2. Mickey Mantle – 536
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3. Lou Gehrig – 493
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t-4. Aaron Judge – 361
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t-4 Joe DiMaggio – 361
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6. Yogi Berra – 358
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7. Alex Rodriguez – 351
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8. Bernie Williams – 287
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9. Jorge Posada – 275
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10. Derek Jeter – 260
MLB home run record: List of all-time leaders
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Barry Bonds – 762
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Hank Aaron – 755
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Babe Ruth – 714
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Albert Pujols – 703
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Alex Rodriguez – 696
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Willie Mays – 660
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Ken Griffey Jr. – 630
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Jim Thome – 612
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Sammy Sosa – 609
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Frank Robinson – 586
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Yankees home run record is Babe Ruth's. Where does Aaron Judge rank?
