Aaron Judge continues to dominate Major League Baseball, extending his MLB-leading home run total to 14 with two home runs in a game against the Oakland Athletics. Judge's performance was particularly significant as it took place in Sacramento, his hometown area, where he grew up in Linden. Playing at the A's temporary minor league stadium, Judge hit a leadoff homer in the fourth inning and a second homer in the sixth, contributing to a 11-7 victory for the Athletics. His two-homer game marked his 41st career multi-homer game, the fourth most in Yankees history, and showcased his impressive batting stats, leading the majors in batting average (.396), on-base percentage (.486), slugging percentage (.772), homers, and RBIs (37). Judge's return to Sacramento was emotional, with many friends and family in attendance, and he described it as feeling like being home. The game also reflected the stadium’s reputation for high offense, with a combined six homers hit, including a three-run shot by Shea Langeliers. The stadium, previously used for Triple-A games, has seen a significant increase in home runs, with a rate up over 40% compared to last season at Oakland Coliseum. Judge’s performance and the stadium’s offensive atmosphere have garnered widespread attention, highlighting his status as one of baseball’s top players and the unique conditions of the new venue.