Mike Trout and Aaron Judge, two future Hall of Famers who have both won three MVP awards, were outstanding in the Bronx this week. Trout hit five home runs in the series, including at least one in each game. This was the second series where multiple multi-time MVPs hit at least three home runs each. Trout is the first visiting player to homer on four consecutive days at the Yankees, while Judge's home run on Thursday was the 89th of his career in the first inning and third of the series in the frame, making him the third-most first-inning home run in Yankees history. Both players have now hit 47 career multihomer games, three more than any other player in their first 1,400 games.