Chocolate enthusiasts rejoice as Krispy Kreme introduces its latest indulgence, the Chocomania Collection, in partnership with Hershey’s.

The Chocomania Collection boasts a range of four flavors, each infused with rich Hershey’s chocolate from fillings to toppings:

• Hershey’s Galaxy Brownie: A doughnut filled with Hershey’s Special Dark Fudge Kreme dipped in delicious Hershey’s chocolate icing and topped with crunchy brownie pieces and colorful rainbow sprinkles.
• Hershey’s Black & White Chocolate Chip Dream: An Original Glazed doughnut inspired by the iconic black & white cookie! Dipped in white icing and drizzled with Hershey’s chocolate icing and mini chocolate chips.
• Hershey’s Chocolate Cake Overload: A Hershey’s fudge old fashioned cake doughnut dipped in Hershey’s milk chocolate icing and decorated with a HERSHEY’S dark chocolate fudge buttercream dollop.
• Hershey’s Chocolate Iced: An Original Glazed doughnut dipped in Hershey’s milk chocolate icing and decorated with a chocolate drizzle.

New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge put his name in the record books Wednesday when he hit his 300th career home run in his 955th game, becoming the fastest player in MLB history to reach the milestone.

The 32-year-old slugged a three-run shot on a 3-0 pitch off White Sox right-hander Chad Kuhl in the top of the eighth inning. Kuhl intentionally walked Juan Soto ahead of Judge to try to set up a possible inning-ending double play. It was Judge’s 43rd home run of the season.

Judge also reached the 300-homer plateau in 3,431 at-bats, 400 fewer than Hall of Famer Babe Ruth’s previous record.

Judge is enjoying another transcendent offensive season and is a heavy favorite to win his second AL MVP in three seasons.

Corey Seager hit a three-run homer to cap a five-run sixth inning as the visiting Texas Rangers capitalized on Gerrit Cole’s departure and beat the New York Yankees 9-4 to salvage the second game of a doubleheader Saturday.

New York won the opener 8-0 behind four RBIs from Austin Wells, but the latter game turned significantly for the Rangers after Cole was lifted following the first out of the sixth inning at 90 pitches with the score tied 1-1.

In the span of about six and a half hours, the Yankees showed flashes of the peak of their powers, a team that could out-talent others all the way to the World Series.

And flashes of what could go wrong along the way for a club that still has holes.

An 8-0 win backed by Austin Wells, Aaron Judge and Carlos Rodon, followed by an ugly 9-4 loss to the Rangers that included a five-run, sixth-inning implosion, amounted to a doubleheader split in front of 41,996 in The Bronx for the Yankees (69-49), who have won nine of 13 and generally righted themselves after a lengthy malaise.