The New York Yankees were shut out for the third consecutive game on Tuesday night, tying a franchise record as part of a 4-0 loss against the Los Angeles Angels ( box score ). The Yankees' 28 consecutive scoreless innings are good for the fourth-longest stretch in franchise history, according to CBS Sports' research team member Griff Waugh.

Aaron Judge once again achieves Yankees history by matching Lou Gehrig for the most multi home runs games in franchise history.

Aaron Judge's pursuit of .400 has been a hot topic in the first half of the MLB season. But the New York Yankees superstar has a chance to do something even rarer than reaching that mark. There have been 36 seasons with a .400 or better batting average in MLB history.