US EditionJasson Dominguez becomes youngest Yankees player with a 3-homer game
- Jasson Dominguez hit three home runs, including a grand slam, on Friday night leading the Yankees to a 10-2 win at Sutter Health Park.
- Dominguez, 22 years and 91 days old, became the youngest Yankees player with a three-homer game by surpassing Joe DiMaggio's 1937 record.
- He started with a solo homer in the third, added another from the right side in the seventh, had a sacrifice fly in the fifth, and capped with an eighth-inning grand slam.
- Dominguez totaled seven RBIs, went 3-for-3, and teammate Aaron Judge called the performance "incredible."
- This breakout effort raised expectations for Dominguez’s future impact as the Yankees extended their AL East lead with a third consecutive win.
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