Judge slugs three of Yankees' NINE home runs

Plus: A pitching line 103 years in the making

Sunday, March 30 View In Browser  TOP NEWS Judge rips three of Yankees' club-record nine home runs   When the Yankees homered on the first three pitches of the game, they were just getting started. Aaron Judge ended up with a trifecta to lead the Bronx Bombers' 20-run showing. 8 stats and facts about Yankees' historic HR barrage Ohtani resumes pitching ramp-up; 'a ways away' from game action No. 7 overall prospect Campbell hits 1st HR; contract extension close? Dodgers improve to 5-0 after Roki chased in 2nd inning Tucker's 1st Cubs HR, Shaw's 1st career shot power win Luzardo unleashes secret sweeper in 11-K Phillies debut Scherzer exits early from Blue Jays debut with lat soreness 'It's Game 3 of the season': Bendix addresses Sandy trade rumors MORE TOP NEWS MLB MORNING LINEUP PODCAST TOP PERFORMANCES Jesús Luzardo Ties Jim Bunning for 2nd-most K's (11) in a Phillies debut Aaron Judge 9th career grand slam fuels personal-best 8-RBI game Jordan Westburg Ties career high with 4 hits in 1st career 2-homer game Oneil Cruz 4 BBs, 2 SBs; 5th PIT player since 1901 with SB in 1st 3 games Eugenio Suárez Leads MLB in HRs after 4th in 3 games PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ! MORE FREE GAMES AT MLB PLAY MUST-SEE PLAY Griffin Conine has already set a high standard for home run robberies this season. MORE TOP PLAYS STAFF PICKS Cheers? Boos? 11 player homecomings that could stir big emotions Garrett Crochet's return to Chicago in two weeks will be the first of many times this season we will see stars in their old stomping grounds for the first time.  A pitching line we haven't seen in 103 years You might think Antonio Senzatela already ruined his ERA if you saw he allowed nine hits and two walks with zero strikeouts in 4 1/3 innings. But he somehow did not allow a run! MLB's 'old guys' for 2025 season Justin Verlander is MLB's elder statesman for the second straight Opening Day at age 42, topping this list of the 10 most mature players in baseball this season. Military roots still meaningful for Skenes It pained Paul Skenes to leave the Air Force Academy to further his career as a pitcher, but he will give back for a second straight season by donating $100 for every strikeout to the Gary Sinise Foundation for the nation's defenders, veterans and first responders. 'It's like opening a present' Jackson Holliday wasn't even born yet when Charlie Morton was first drafted in 2002, but the new Orioles teammates were equally excited for the start of the season. MORE STORIES SCOREBOARD MIL 9 NYY 20 LAA 1 CWS 0 MIN 1 STL 5 BAL 9 TOR 5 PHI 11 WAS 6 CLE 3 KC 4 SF 2 CIN 3 COL 2 TB 1 PIT 4 MIA 5 BOS 3 TEX 4 NYM 1 HOU 2 ATL 0 SD 1 CHC 4 ARI 3 DET 3 LAD 7 OAK 4 SEA 2 © 2025 MLB Advanced Media, L.P. MLB trademarks and copyrights are used with permission of Major League Baseball. Visit MLB.com. Any other marks used herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Please review our Privacy Policy. You (gahleexholly.hdhask@blogger.com) received this message because you registered to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com. Please add info@marketing.mlbemail.com to your address book to ensure our messages reach your inbox. If you no longer wish to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com, please unsubscribe  or log in and manage your email subscriptions. Postal Address: MLB.com, c/o MLB Advanced Media, L.P., 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020.