"Four home runs in the first inning." Yankees wrote MLB history. ··"For the first time in three consecutive home runs twice in a season."

"Four home runs in the first inning." Yankees wrote MLB history. ··"For the first time in three consecutive home runs twice in a season."

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The New York Yankees' fire bat exploded with four home runs from the first inning. It has made history in the Major League Baseball.

The Yankees hit four home runs in the first inning alone in an away game against the Baltimore Orioles in the 2025 Major League Baseball (MLB) that is taking place at Oriole Park in Baltimore, Maryland. The first batter, Trent Grisham, hit a homerun off the second pitch cutter of opposing starter Kyle Gibson. The second batter, Aaron Judge hit the sinker on the first pitch to hit the homerun back over the right fence. The third batter, Ben Rice, hit Gibson's second changeup to hit the homerun back over the right fence. He hit three consecutive home runs. 토토사이트

No. 4 Paul Goldschmidt grounded out to the shortstop and No. 5 Cody Bellinger fired a cannon again. Bellinger hit Gibson's high fastball on the third pitch for a 129-meter-long superior solo home run.

Gibson threw various pitches to the Yankees' lineup, but couldn't stand his powerful firepower and hit home runs by four batters. Both hit home runs in the same direction.

In the game against Milwaukee on the 30th of last month, the Yankees set a record in which all three hitters hit consecutive home runs at the first pitch at the bottom of the first inning.

MLB.COM said, "This is the first time in MLB history that a team has had three consecutive home runs in a single season twice. The Yankees achieved this before the end of April." It also horrified the opposing pitcher when the first inning started. The Yankees had 14 home runs in the first inning alone, more than the 13th homerun Kansas City has recorded so far.

The Yankees continue to lead 9-0 in the fourth inning after four home runs in the top of the first inning.