If you think the New York Yankees offense was a tough watch prior to the weekend series in Milwaukee, you're not wrong. Congratulations on the observation. Now comes the hard part. With so many immobile parts baked in,

“It’s a lot of homers,” manager Aaron Boone, who hit 126 home runs in his 12-year career, said of the 300-homer plateau. “It’s nothing to sneeze at…300 homers, it’s something to be proud of.”

Rizzo also became the 12th active player with at least 300 home runs, a list that includes teammate Giancarlo Stanton (408). Judge (263), who also went deep for the second straight game Sunday, is the next-closest active player to 300 and has a chance to join the club potentially by the end of this season.