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Aaron Judge finally did it — and the sports world rejoiced.

The Yankees slugger connected on home run No. 62 in his first at-bat in the second game of the Yankees’ doubleheader against the Rangers, a 3-2 loss, to break Roger Maris’ franchise and AL mark of a single season. Judge’s feat sent the sports world into a frenzy to congratulate the 30-year, including Yankees legends Derek Jeter and CC Sabathia.

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Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Po
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Po
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Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Po
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Po
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Po
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Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Po
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Po
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Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.
Aaron Judge socks his record-setting 62nd home run against the Rangers.AP
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  Aaron Judge got congratulated by Yankees legends like Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter. Charles Wenzelberg; Robert Sabo (2) Aaron Judge got congratulated by Yankees legends like Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter. Charles Wenzelberg; Robert Sabo (2)

Judge was removed from the game after his second at-bat with his work for the day certainly accomplished.

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