Mike Trout, Aaron Judge put on another power show

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout and New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge have been two of the best players in Major League Baseball for more than a decade. Both three-time MVPs, Trout and Judge continued to carve their names into the history books Thursday.

On a toasty afternoon in the Bronx, Judge homered in the first inning of New York's 11-4 loss, bringing his HR total for the series against the Angels to four.

Trout homered in every game in the series and five times overall. According to MLB's Sarah Langs, this is the second series in which two multiple MVP winners have hit three or more home runs. This was the first time in history that opponents have done it. 

Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle (five) and Roger Maris (four) accomplished it against the Kansas City Athletics in July 1962. According to Langs, Trout is the first opposing player to homer in four consecutive games in Yankee Stadium.