The New York Yankees have made history this March, becoming the first team to hit back-to-back-to-back home runs twice in a single month. This unprecedented achievement occurred during their 15-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, with Trent Grisham, Aaron Judge, and Ben Rice each hitting a homer off Kyle Gibson, following a similar feat against Nestor Cortes just weeks earlier. Grisham's explosive start is particularly noteworthy; he has already matched his home run total from last season and is proving invaluable as he plays full-time due to Giancarlo Stanton's injury.

Grisham's impressive early performance ties into a broader trend in his hitting technique. He is pulling the ball more effectively this season, evidenced by his increased launch angle and reduced ground ball rate, which has significantly boosted his power output. With a batting average of .294 and an impressive slugging percentage of .662, Grisham has become a reliable presence in the Yankees' lineup. His strong start, combined with Judge's consistent excellence and Ben Rice’s surprising contributions, presents a welcome depth to the Yankees' offense.