New York also hit back-to-back-to-back home runs on March 29 against Milwaukee Brewers starter Nestor Cortes Jr.

The 22-year-old Domínguez edged out DiMaggio as the youngest player in Yankees history with a three-homer game

The "Martian" launched several baseballs into orbit for the New York Yankees on Friday night. Yankees rookie Jasson Dominguez hit three home runs to power

Aaron Judge is having a stellar regular season with the New York Yankees, and his impact at the plate puts him on pace to join the franchise's legends marks.

A New York Yankees trade idea has them shipping out a a top-five home run hitter to sure up their pitching rotation.

On May 11, 1903, the New York Yankees began to form their identity on what would not exactly be described as a bomb by today’s standards. John Ganzel hit the first home run in New York Highlanders history on that day. It was a fifth-inning solo shot off Detroit Tigers’ pitcher George Mullin.

Seattle added a run in the seventh inning when Randy Arozarena doubled and Dylan Moore blooped an RBI single in front of Judge. Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh demolished a two-run homer in the eighth and Yankees shortstop matched it with a two-run blast of his own in the ninth.

The New York Yankees sent a strong message to Jasson Dominguez after he etched his name in the record books on Friday.

Dominguez hammered three home runs in Friday night’s game. It was the first multi-home run game for the 22-year-old outfielder. Judge, who holds the American League record for home runs in a single season, has had many multi-homer games in his career. But he’s never hit three in one game.

In Monday night's fifth inning, Grisham smashed his second homer of the game at T-Mobile Park - another drive against Seattle Mariners ' starter Emerson Hancock that just cleared the center field wall.