Yankees' Aaron Judge finally hits first home run of 2024 postseason

New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge finally got on the board with a home run in the postseason on Tuesday night.

Holding a 4-2 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, the Yankees captain crushed a 95 mph fastball to dead center field for his first home run of the postseason.

It's been a struggle for Major League Baseball's home run leader from the regular season, but he's shown some improvement over his last few games.

The two-run blast gave the Yankees some much-needed breathing room, especially after they ran themselves out of the bottom of the sixth inning with two baserunning blunders from Jazz Chisholm and Anthony Rizzo.

This was Judge's 14th postseason home run with the Yankees, which puts him fifth all-time on the franchise leaderboard.