WATCH: Aaron Judge Belts Monstrous Home Run in Fourth Straight Game

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge is wasting no time in reminding everyone just how good he can be when healthy.

The right-handed hitting right fielder belted his fourth home run in as many days on Saturday, a mammoth 455-foot blast that was recorded at 110.8 mph exit velocity into the left-center field bleachers off Red Sox starter Zack Godley to give the Yankees a 1-0 lead in the first inning.

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It is the first time in Judge's career where he has homered in four consecutive games and is the first Yankee to do it since Cameron Maybin homered in four straight games last June.

Judge was not the only one who provided fireworks for the Yankees on Saturday, as Gio Urshela hit a grand slam en route to a 5-2 win over the Red Sox.

Each of the Yankees' last 17 runs have come via home run and the team has homered in each of its seven games to start the season, sitting in first place in the AL East at 6-1. 

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