What an afternoon in the Bronx. The Yankees began the bottom of the first by becoming the first team in Major League history ...

NEW YORK — The Yankees have hit more home runs over their first four games this season than any other team in MLB history. Shortstop Anthony Volpe’s solo shot to deep left field off Diamondbacks ace ...

After getting blown out on Friday, the Yankees needed a big offensive performance on Saturday. They got some help from rookie ...

The New York Yankees season is officially underway, and Austin Wells has already made some history. The Yankees catcher hit a home run in his first at-bat.

The New York Yankees had a historic first inning against the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, as they hit four home runs for the first time in franchise history.

Judge is now tied for the second-most three-home run games in Yankees history with Alex Rodriguez and Joe DiMaggio. Lou Gehrig holds the franchise record with four three-home run games.

The Yankees hit four home runs in the first inning for the first time in the team's over 100-year history. Anthony Volpe hit a three-run drive off Cortes in the second for a 7-3 lead on the ...

They belted a franchise-record nine home runs in a 20-9 victory ... ever in a single game. The history-making performance actually overshadowed Max Fried’s Yankees debut. The $218-million ...

The two-time Gold Glove winner hit only 71 home runs in 629 games entering this interleague matchup, so few people would have expected him to further solidify the Yankees as the premier power ...

Austin Wells made New York Yankees history with his first at-bat of the 2025 season. He then made MLB history with his first swing. Wells became the first catcher in league history to hit a lead ...

The New York Yankees — and their unusual-looking new bats — made an absolute statement on Saturday by launching nine (9!) ...

Wells, 25, had already made history on the day ... row of the right field stands in Yankee Stadium. Wells' solo home run gave the Yankees an immediate 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning.