Yankees Score Nine Runs Against Washington-N.Y.

Trent Grisham has made Yankees history by hitting two home runs and walking twice in a game against the Boston Red Sox, a feat previously achieved only by Babe Ruth in 1930 and Lou Gehrig in 1933. This milestone highlights a standout season for Grisham, who has already hit 25 home runs in 113 games, surpassing his previous career high. Meanwhile, the Yankees recently scored multiple runs in a high-scoring game featuring key contributions from players like Ben Rice, Aaron Judge, and Jazz Chisholm. In contrast to the current success, the 2000 Yankees season included pitching struggles, exemplified by David Cone's difficult August that included multiple runs allowed against the Athletics. These narratives show both the historical achievements and ongoing challenges within baseball, underscoring the sport’s rich history and its evolving dynamics.