Yankees' Anthony Rizzo mashes 300th career home run

New York Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo is the latest member of the 300 home run club.

During the top of the eighth inning of the 15-5 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday afternoon, Rizzo turned on a first-pitch fastball, launching it 391 feet for a two-run home run.

This home run was the sixth of the season for Rizzo and his fourth in the last five games. After a slow start at the plate to begin the season, Rizzo is heating up.

Over his last seven games, Rizzo has a .407/.429/.926 slash line with four home runs, seven RBI and eight runs scored.

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Rizzo shared what he was feeling as he reached the historic milestone.

Rizzo is the 161st player to reach 300 home runs in a career. Yankees captain Aaron Judge isn't too far behind him, sitting at 263 career home runs.