The New York Yankees have etched their names in Major League Baseball history by becoming the first team to hit three consecutive home runs twice in a single season. This remarkable feat occurred during their matchup against the Baltimore Orioles when Trent Grisham, Aaron Judge, and Ben Rice all took Baltimore's Kyle Gibson deep in the first inning. This follows a similar occurrence earlier in the season against the Milwaukee Brewers, where Paul Goldschmidt, Cody Bellinger, and Judge launched three homers in the first three pitches of the game.

The night was particularly bitter for Gibson, who was making his return to the majors after a rocky stint in the minors. After conceding three home runs in the opening inning, he struggled to regain any momentum. Despite retiring Goldschmidt briefly, he quickly surrendered another home run to Bellinger. The Yankees surged ahead to a commanding 6-0 lead, showcasing their power-hitting and offensive capabilities early in the game.