Age 32 Home Runs: Alex Rodriguez 553 ... Aaron Judge 261.

Aaron Judge turned 32 April 26, 2024. To qualify for leading a league in an average stat like Batting Average a modern player must have at least 502 Plate Appearances (PA). Judge has had only three such seasons. He has a fourth that is close with 498.

Judge has hit 261 Home Runs on 3,102 At Bats (AB) prior tohis birthday game last night.

Through age 32 season, 32 players have hit at least 350 Home Runs. Alex Rodriguez leads with the astonishing total of 553 HR on 7,860 AB (also the most).

Babe Ruth is #10 with 416 HR on 4,959 AB. The Babe was mostly a pitcher in his early years with the Red Sox when he hit 49 HR. So his Yankee HR through age 32: 416 - 49 = 367.

Even for Yankee only HR, Aaron Judge is only #6 through age 32. Among the top 32 are these players who hit all their career HR for the Yankees:

5. Mickey Mantle 454

20. Lou Gehrig 378.

Click https://stathead.com/tiny/HZ65f to see the full data of the 32 and to play with the data by sorting fields by clicking the field name.

Rk	Player	HR	AB	From	To	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP
1	Álex Rodríguez	553	7860	1994	2008	18-32	2042	9076	7860	1605	2404	1397	428	26	553	1606	980	1641	.306	.389	.578	.967	147	4543	189
2	Jimmie Foxx	500	7098	1925	1940	17-32	1978	8477	7098	1591	2370	1347	407	116	500	1744	1294	1094	.334	.437	.635	1.073	169	4509	35
3	Albert Pujols	475	6919	2001	2012	21-32	1859	8103	6919	1376	2246	1251	505	15	475	1434	1027	780	.325	.414	.608	1.022	168	4206	251
4	Ken Griffey Jr.	468	6913	1989	2002	19-32	1861	7968	6913	1237	2039	1166	370	35	468	1358	913	1212	.295	.379	.562	.940	145	3883	130
5	Mickey Mantle	454	6533	1951	1964	19-32	1883	7982	6533	1472	2016	1204	289	69	454	1298	1390	1348	.309	.429	.582	1.011	177	3805	75
6	Sammy Sosa	450	6470	1989	2001	20-32	1725	7224	6470	1093	1795	1026	278	41	450	1239	635	1690	.277	.343	.542	.885	131	3505	139
7	Eddie Mathews	445	7051	1952	1964	20-32	1933	8390	7051	1303	1951	1146	294	66	445	1240	1240	1195	.277	.384	.526	.911	149	3712	100
8	Henry Aaron	442	7683	1954	1966	20-32	1964	8543	7683	1406	2434	1497	414	81	442	1432	739	832	.317	.375	.564	.939	156	4336	207
9	Frank Robinson	418	7003	1956	1968	20-32	1916	8161	7003	1317	2117	1237	402	60	418	1277	929	1047	.302	.392	.556	.948	156	3893	185
10	Babe Ruth	416	4959	1914	1927	19-32	1501	6287	4959	1283	1731	876	341	98	416	1262	1221	832	.349	.480	.709	1.189	214	3516
11	Mel Ott	415	7605	1926	1941	17-32	2163	9089	7605	1510	2366	1470	415	66	415	1555	1335	684	.311	.417	.547	.964	156	4158	60
12	Miguel Cabrera	408	7258	2003	2015	20-32	1938	8322	7258	1229	2331	1415	492	16	408	1445	936	1400	.321	.399	.562	.961	155	4079	253
13	Adam Dunn	406	5929	2001	2012	21-32	1721	7210	5929	988	1422	705	301	10	406	1018	1170	2031	.240	.370	.499	.870	126	2961	93
14	Willie Mays	406	6458	1951	1963	20-32	1691	7338	6458	1258	2033	1188	333	106	406	1179	791	750	.315	.389	.588	.976	161	3796	152
15	Juan González	405	6101	1989	2002	19-32	1573	6670	6101	995	1805	1010	367	23	405	1317	434	1181	.296	.344	.563	.907	134	3433	171
16	Harmon Killebrew	397	5239	1954	1968	18-32	1533	6262	5239	885	1367	764	189	17	397	1008	938	1154	.261	.374	.531	.905	147	2781	135
17	Manny Ramírez	390	5572	1993	2004	21-32	1535	6575	5572	1067	1760	975	381	14	390	1270	874	1230	.316	.411	.599	1.010	156	3339	159
18	Andruw Jones	388	6898	1996	2009	19-32	1918	7845	6898	1109	1776	997	356	35	388	1174	789	1542	.257	.338	.488	.826	111	3366	172
19	Jim Thome	381	5218	1991	2003	20-32	1536	6421	5218	1028	1486	793	289	23	381	1058	1108	1559	.285	.411	.568	.979	152	2964	91
20	Lou Gehrig	378	6249	1923	1935	20-32	1687	7524	6249	1466	2142	1195	428	141	378	1570	1139	619	.343	.446	.638	1.084	183	3986
Rk	Player	HR	AB	From	To	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP
21	Giancarlo Stanton	378	5237	2010	2022	20-32	1434	6022	5237	815	1383	722	272	11	378	971	697	1696	.264	.354	.537	.890	141	2811	125
22	Mike Trout	378	5499	2011	2024	19-32	1514	6630	5499	1122	1647	904	311	54	378	953	975	1482	.300	.411	.582	.993	173	3200	68
23	Barry Bonds	374	6069	1986	1997	21-32	1742	7403	6069	1244	1750	961	359	56	374	1094	1227	958	.288	.408	.551	.959	162	3343	95
24	Ralph Kiner	369	5205	1946	1955	23-32	1472	6256	5205	971	1451	827	216	39	369	1015	1011	749	.279	.398	.548	.946	149	2852	126
25	Vladimir Guerrero	365	6076	1996	2007	21-32	1607	6819	6076	1041	1972	1194	373	40	365	1177	615	736	.325	.391	.579	.970	148	3520	192
26	Albert Belle	358	5294	1989	1999	22-32	1398	6054	5294	903	1569	839	352	20	358	1136	631	893	.296	.372	.573	.946	148	3035	176
27	Rocky Colavito	358	5918	1955	1966	21-32	1639	6888	5918	920	1599	958	265	18	358	1085	873	804	.270	.364	.503	.866	135	2974	167
28	Johnny Bench	356	6771	1967	1980	19-32	1877	7705	6771	1001	1811	1091	342	22	356	1259	813	1161	.267	.344	.482	.826	129	3265	170
29	Duke Snider	354	6014	1947	1959	20-32	1657	6886	6014	1098	1825	1089	311	71	354	1149	782	994	.303	.384	.555	.939	143	3340	144
30	Ernie Banks	353	5712	1953	1963	22-32	1500	6347	5712	879	1617	948	250	66	353	1026	521	721	.283	.344	.535	.879	132	3058	129
31	Willie McCovey	352	4944	1959	1970	21-32	1526	5858	4944	858	1400	792	216	40	352	985	809	915	.283	.387	.557	.944	161	2752	101
32	José Canseco	351	5459	1985	1997	20-32	1449	6262	5459	920	1470	836	270	13	351	1107	674	1471	.269	.353	.516	.869	136	2819	146

Willie Mays missed almost two full seasons for ages 21 and 22 but he's still tied for #13.

At least 7,000 AB:

Rk	Player	HR	AB ▼	From	To	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP
1	Álex Rodríguez	553	7860	1994	2008	18-32	2042	9076	7860	1605	2404	1397	428	26	553	1606	980	1641	.306	.389	.578	.967	147	4543	189
2	Henry Aaron	442	7683	1954	1966	20-32	1964	8543	7683	1406	2434	1497	414	81	442	1432	739	832	.317	.375	.564	.939	156	4336	207
3	Mel Ott	415	7605	1926	1941	17-32	2163	9089	7605	1510	2366	1470	415	66	415	1555	1335	684	.311	.417	.547	.964	156	4158	60
4	Miguel Cabrera	408	7258	2003	2015	20-32	1938	8322	7258	1229	2331	1415	492	16	408	1445	936	1400	.321	.399	.562	.961	155	4079	253
5	Jimmie Foxx	500	7098	1925	1940	17-32	1978	8477	7098	1591	2370	1347	407	116	500	1744	1294	1094	.334	.437	.635	1.073	169	4509	35
6	Eddie Mathews	445	7051	1952	1964	20-32	1933	8390	7051	1303	1951	1146	294	66	445	1240	1240	1195	.277	.384	.526	.911	149	3712	100
7	Frank Robinson	418	7003	1956	1968	20-32	1916	8161	7003	1317	2117	1237	402	60	418	1277	929	1047	.302	.392	.556	.948	156	3893	185

Fewer than 5,000 AB:

Ruth 416

McCovey 352

Sorted on OPS+ A-Rod drops to #20 with 147. 15 have OPS+ at least 150 led by Babe Ruth's 214.

Rk	Player	HR	AB	OPS+ ▼	From	To	Age	G
1	Babe Ruth	416	4959	214	1914	1927	19-32	1501
2	Lou Gehrig	378	6249	183	1923	1935	20-32	1687
3	Mickey Mantle	454	6533	177	1951	1964	19-32	1883
4	Mike Trout	378	5499	173	2011	2024	19-32	1514
5	Jimmie Foxx	500	7098	169	1925	1940	17-32	1978
6	Albert Pujols	475	6919	168	2001	2012	21-32	1859
7	Barry Bonds	374	6069	162	1986	1997	21-32	1742
8	Willie McCovey	352	4944	161	1959	1970	21-32	1526
9	Willie Mays	406	6458	161	1951	1963	20-32	1691
10	Henry Aaron	442	7683	156	1954	1966	20-32	1964
11	Mel Ott	415	7605	156	1926	1941	17-32	2163
12	Manny Ramírez	390	5572	156	1993	2004	21-32	1535
13	Frank Robinson	418	7003	156	1956	1968	20-32	1916
14	Miguel Cabrera	408	7258	155	2003	2015	20-32	1938
15	Jim Thome	381	5218	152	1991	2003	20-32	1536

#4 in OPS+ Mike Trout is the only one among the 32 who is still in age 32 season. Trout will become 33 August 7, 2024. Giancarlo Stanton, 34, is the only other active player.

Eleven players started as teenagers. Ott and Foxx were the youngest: 17. Aaron Judge didn't start playing MLB until age 24 and then only 27 games and 95 PA.