How to watch Yankees game tonight: Aaron Judge chases Roger Maris' home run record

Aaron Judge of the Yankees hitting a home run

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Aaron Judge and the Yankees are on the verge of baseball history: The right fielder for the Bronx Bombers has hit 60 home runs this season — tying Babe Ruth's record — and is one shy of Roger Maris' mark, which was set in 1961.

Yankees vs. Pirates channels, start time

The Yankees vs. Pirates live stream begin Wednesday (Sept. 21) at 7:05 pm ET on YES (available through DirecTV), AT&T Sportsnet Pittsburgh, and MLB.TV (outside of the New York and Pittsburgh markets).

Aaron Judge is just the fifth player ever to hit 60 or more home runs in a season, a feat only matched by Ruth, Maris, Sammy Sosa, and Mark McGuire. His last home run came on Monday night vs. the Pirates in the ninth inning, and helped the Yankees come back from a four-run deficit to win the game 9-8.

If you want to watch tonight's game, you're somewhat limited in your choices, as the game will only be available through the YES Network and AT&T Sportsnet Pittsburgh. However, you can also get the game through DirecTV, and, if you're outside of the New York and Pittsburgh markets, MLB.TV.

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