New York Yankees' outfield ticket prices have skyrocketed following Aaron Judge's 60th home run of the season. The superstar is only one home run away from tying Roger Maris' single-season American League record, and he's likely to make history this week at Yankee Stadium.

The Yankees play five straight games at home, including a matchup with the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday night. Tickets for the homestand can be found at a reasonable price, though seats in an area where a Judge home-run ball might land have gotten much more expensive.

Fans can get into Yankee Stadium Wednesday by purchasing a ticket for as little as $20, before fees, on the secondary-ticket market. Sitting in the outfield will cost much, much more.

The cheapest tickets for field-level outfield seats for Wednesday's game on SeatGeek are listed at more than $200. A select number of bleacher seats are listed at $81, though the cost rises above $100 after fees.

Tickets are even more expensive for Thursday night's game against the Boston Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. The cheapest field level outfield seats are listed at $177 on SeatGeek. Tickets in left centerfield are going for no less than $317.

Judge's 60th home run landed in the left field bleachers Tuesday night. Judge is averaging a home run in 42% of his games played this season.

The cheapest ticket for any seat in Yankee Stadium Friday night costs $61. Fans can't buy and outfield seat for less than $200.

Former San Francisco Giant Barry Bonds holds the single-season MLB record with 73 home runs. Mark McGwire hit 70 home runs in a year, and Sammy Sosa had a 66-homer season.

Maris has the most home runs of any player who hasn't been suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.

There's a chance that Judge won't break Maris' record until the Yankees go back on the road. Prior to Tuesday's game, Judge failed to hit a home run in five straight games at home. The Yankees have 15 games left in the regular season

Since the All-Star Break, Judge has hit 27 home runs in 54 games.

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Aaron Judge #99 of the New York Yankees hits a home run during the eighth inning against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park on September 13, 2022 in Boston, Massachusetts. Maddie Meyer/Getty Images