The New York Yankees made history by leading off a game with three consecutive home runs for the second time this season, first against the Milwaukee Brewers and now against the Baltimore Orioles. The power display began with Trent Grisham’s 412-foot bomb, followed by Aaron Judge's ninth homer of the season and Ben Rice's changeup, which he sent 378 feet to right. Cody Bellinger later added another homer, putting the Yankees up 5-0 before the Orioles even got a chance to bat.

By the game's conclusion, the Yankees had amassed a remarkable total of 50 home runs this season, reaffirming their status as the league's top team in power hitting. This explosive performance marks a significant milestone for the franchise, demonstrating their continued dominance in the league.