Dominguez Makes Yankees History With 3 HRs, Grand Slam

Jasson Dominguez became the youngest player in Yankees history to hit three home runs in a game, including his first career grand slam, during a 10-2 victory over the Athletics in West Sacramento. Dominguez, 22, homered from both sides of the plate, drove in seven runs, and hit his first home run as a right-handed batter, more than doubling his home run total for the season. He joined a select group of Yankees to record three or more homers and a grand slam in a single game. Rookie pitcher Will Warren delivered a career-best performance, allowing just one run over 7 1/3 innings and striking out seven. Rookies Jorbit Vivas and J.C. Escarra also contributed with multi-hit games. These standout performances from young players highlighted the Yankees' promise for the future and energized the team and fans.