Recently, Aaron Judge went five games in a row without hitting a home run.

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Okay, sure, if you could call that a cold streak. But on Tuesday night, he went on to blast two more home runs, bringing his season's total to a staggering 57

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So let's take a look at some records and other milestones that he might achieve in those last 20 games

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1> He might surpass Roger Maris' Yankees season record for home runs

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2> To tie Hack Wilson for the most RBI in a season, he needs 68 more

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3> To win the AL Triple Crown, he must continue to bat well through the end of the season

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4> To achieve the greatest HR season in MLB history, he needs 17 more home runs

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5> With his two home runs tonight, Aaron Judge now has 57 home runs, 20 more than Philadelphia Phillies OF Kyle Schwarber (37).

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