He’s also reached base 146 times. No one has done that through 67 games since Barry Bonds in 2004. The names keep stacking up: Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, Speaker. That’s the company Judge is keeping this year—and in some categories, he’s passing them.

Aaron Judge's pursuit of .400 has been a hot topic in the first half of the MLB season. But the New York Yankees superstar has a chance to do something even rarer than reaching that mark. There have been 36 seasons with a .400 or better batting average in MLB history.

Aaron Judge hit his 4th home run in 3 games against the Royals on Wednesday, slotting the Yankees superstar into multiple pages of the MLB history books.