Yankees Sweep Brewers 12-3, Chisholm Homers Twice

In a commanding 12-3 victory, the New York Yankees completed a sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers, highlighted by Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s two home runs and Aaron Judge's two-run homer on a chilly Sunday. Judge, who had a career-high eight RBIs in the previous game, is now the first Yankee to hit four homers in the opening three games of a season. The Yankees collectively hit 15 home runs and scored 36 runs during the three-game series, setting a franchise record for runs and tying the MLB record for homers in the same span. Chisholm's performance marked his third multi-homer game since being traded from the Marlins. The Brewers, who are 0-3 for the first time since 2015, struggled against Yankees' pitchers, including Jake Bauers, who also contributed a two-run homer. This series is the Yankees' best start since 1994-95, showcasing their offensive prowess early in the season.