New York extended its 33-season winning streak with an 82nd win, powered by six near-no-hit innings from Luis Gil and a milestone homer from Aaron Judge. Judge moved to fourth on the Yankees’ all-time list, passing Joe DiMaggio, as New York sits 1.5 games up for the top wild-card spot and 15 games left in a tight AL East race. The win keeps the franchise’s historic run alive and sharpens the playoff focus for fantasy managers tracking Yankees hitters and pitchers down the stretch.

The club’s pace and the long-running streak are framed by a divisional and historical backdrop: 1992 was the last losing season; the 33-season run is second only to a 39-season mark by the Yankees (1926-1964) in major North American pro sports, with the Dodgers and Orioles offering nearby benchmarks. The immediate takeaway for fantasy: secure Yankees exposure, monitor Judge’s hot streak, and watch Gil’s rotation status as the calendar folds toward October.

Kodai Senga’s six-inning, one-run tune-up for Syracuse signals a careful reset as he works back from a hamstring strain and a rough return. Eight strikeouts, 52 of 74 strikes, and cleaner mechanics show life as he eyes another big-league turn.

With Senga out, the Mets lean on three rookies—Jonah Tong, Brandon Sproat and Nolan McLean—to chase a late-season wild card, underscoring depth and the high stakes of every rotation decision.

Off the field, Edgardo Alfonzo’s Latin American Hall of Fame induction and a Citi Field moment of silence for Davey Johnson anchor the franchise in its rich history as it navigates the closing weeks.

Aaron Judge’s 362nd career homer moved him into sole possession of fourth on the Yankees’ all-time list, a milestone punctuating a 4-1 win at Fenway and keeping New York atop the wild AL East chase. The 468-foot blast swept over the Green Monster and capped Judge’s 47thHR of the year, a performance teammates hailed as a spark that fuels a rising, MVP-esque run as the Yankees push toward Toronto.

Judge’s milestone came amid a strong early effort from the Yankees, with six scoreless frames from Luis Gil and a productive night at the plate from Rice and Caballero, while Boston stalled. The win gives NYY a 1.5-game cushion over Boston, and the scene set reflects the club’s blend of historic lineage and current-level dominance as the pennant race heats up.