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>> the number 21. >> vogt! >> got to love that. our dad. that one was certainly cool. even cooler, in the bottom of the seventh in the final at-bat of his career, vogt gets ahold of that one. a home run to right. you see him dancing around the bases. his family and the entire crowd in oakland just going nuts giving him a standing ovation. vogt saying after it was a thrilling moment and he felt like a kid pretending to be will clark in his yard all over again. i tell you what, christine. we've seen a lot of farewells in baseball. i'm not sure it gets any better than that. the whole family there...

Yeah, the bucs in atlanta so -- but he probably sees every single interview and transcript that comes through from nba players so i want the team here, adam. thank you. >> wait to see if that happens. yesterday the last day of the major league baseball season. we had cool moments. astros reliever taking the mound against his younger brother of the phillies. phil and nick four years apart in age never faced each other competitively at any point in their lives. both dugouts were really into this at-bat. it would be nick getting the win against older brother. he gets a base hit into right. the ...

Oakland a's catcher stephen vogt playing in his last game before retirement. it was an afternoon he'll never forget. starting with his very first at-bat. >> our dad! number 21. stephen vogt! >> it's awesome. those were his children announcing him as he stepped up to the plate. that alone would have been a great way to end his career. any career, quite honestly. to have my kids announce my walk-on. but then this happened in the seventh inning at his last time at bat. >> right field. did he do it? he did! are you kidding me? >> just look at his face. the look of joy just sums it up. vogt said th...

Runs into his mid 7 p 30s was one every 16 times at-bat. he doubled his home run rate. if he had as many as maris, he would have hit 90 home runs. so what happened -- this is not to demonize those guys. they weren't the only ones who did it. as much as half the sport by some estimates was doing it, some say even more but they're at the top of the pyramid so they're the focus and bonds holds the all-time record and many people believe that that rightly belongs to hank aaron and he still holds the single season record which many believe rightly belong to roger maris. that's the reason this is be...

62nd of the season. andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. hey, andy. >> good morning, christine. it was starting to get close. aaron judge was running out of at-bats. in his very first at-bat of the second game came through. >> swung on. there it goes! deep left. it is high. it is far. it is gone! number 62 to set the new american league record. >> judge passing roger marist for the most home runs in american league history. he's now alone in seventh place for the most home runs in a season behind bonds, maguire and sosa. here's judge after the game. >> i had a good feeling off the ...