The New York Yankees have made history by becoming the first team to open a game with three consecutive home runs more than once in a single MLB season. On Tuesday night, Trent Grisham, Aaron Judge, and Ben Rice smashed homers off Baltimore's Kyle Gibson, following a similar feat against Milwaukee earlier in the season. Both times, the Yankees added a fourth home run in the first inning, solidifying their unprecedented achievement of four first-inning home runs twice in one season.

Despite the offensive fireworks, the Yankees faced a setback when Jazz Chisholm Jr. left the game due to discomfort. He managed to hit a double before exiting, raising concerns about his health as the season progresses. The Yankees' ability to maintain their explosive power while managing player injuries will be crucial as they strive for postseason success.