The New York Yankees showcased an explosive offense on Saturday, hitting nine home runs in a remarkable 20-9 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, setting a franchise record. Aaron Judge led the charge, hitting three home runs and accounting for a staggering 1,289 feet of the total 3,595 feet traveled by the team's homers. Notably, Nestor Cortes, now with Milwaukee, had a tough outing, giving up three home runs on his first three pitches, marking a historic low for him.

This game also highlighted Paul Goldschmidt, who led off for the first time in his career with a home run, a feat echoed by catcher Austin Wells in the previous game. The Yankees’ remarkable offensive display included seven home runs in the first three innings, the most in MLB history. They came tantalizingly close to tying the MLB single-game record of ten home runs held by the Toronto Blue Jays since 1987.