NEW YORK YANKEES (95-60) at TAMPA BAY RAYS (87-68) RHP Jonathan Holder (1-3, 2.97) vs. RHP Diego Castillo (3-2, 3.25)

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1 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION YANKEE STADIUM ONE EAST 161ST STREET BRONX, NY PHONE: (718) SOCIAL WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1923, 27-28, 32, 36-39, 41, 43, 47, 49-53, 56, 58, 61-62, 77-78, 96, , 09 YANKEES BY THE NUMBERS NOTE 2018 (2017) Standing in AL East: nd, -9.5G Current Streak: Lost 1 Current Road Trip Final Homestand Home Record: (51-30) Road Record: (40-41) Day Record: (34-27) Night Record: (57-44) Pre-All-Star (45-41) Post-All-Star (46-30) vs. AL East: (44-32) vs. AL Central: (18-15) vs. AL West: (14-19) vs. National League: (15-5) vs. RH starters: (67-48) vs. LH starters: (24-23) Yankees Score First: (55-18) Opp. Score First: (36-53) Leading After 6: (75-10) Trailing After 6: (10-52) Tied After 6: (6-9) Leading After 7: (78-5) Trailing After 7: (8-59) Tied After 7: (5-7) Leading After 8: (82-4) Trailing After 8: (5-65) Tied After 8: (4-2) Extra-Inning Games: (5-6) One-run Games: (18-26) Two (or fewer)-run Games: (29-35) NYY Scores 5 or more: (68-19) NYY Scores 4 or more: (76-28) NYY Scores 3 or fewer: (15-43) NYY Scores 2 or fewer: (4-33) Opp. Scores 5 or more: (15-47) Opp. Scores 4 or fewer: (76-24) Opp. Scores 3 or fewer: (63-12) Opp. Scores 2 or fewer: (45-6) Yankees No Errors: (52-35) Yankees Make Error(s): (39-36) NYY Starter Goes 6: (62-23) Comeback Wins: (41) Yankees hit 0HR: (8-27) Yankees hit at least 1HR: (83-44) Yankees hit 2+ HRs: (51-16) Walk-off Wins-Losses: (5-6) Series Record: ( ) Series Record, home: (19-8-0) Series Record, road: (9-12-5) Sweeps by NYY / by Opp.:. 12 (10) / 4 (2) Run Differential Runs Scored (per gm.) (5.15) Runs Allowed (per gm.) (4.10) TODAY IN YANKEES HISTORY Sept. 24, 2015: Alex Rodriguez becomes the eighth player in Major League history to score 2,000 career runs, touching the plate in the third inning of a 3-2 win over the White Sox at Yankee Stadium. Sept. 24, 1929: Yankees pitcher Tom Zachary improves to 12-0 with a 5-3 win over Boston. His mark remains the Major League record for most wins in a single season without a loss. TOMORROW IN YANKEES HISTORY Sept. 25, 2014: Derek Jeter plays his final game at Yankee Stadium, going 2-for-5 with 3RBI, including a gamewinning, walk-off single in the ninth in a 6-5 win over Baltimore. Sept. 25, 1998: The Yankees establish an AL record with their 112th win of the season (6-1 vs. TB at Yankee Stadium) en route to 114 regular season victories, a mark surpassed by the Mariners in 2001 (116). Sept. 25, 1990: The Yankees tie a Major League record for most consecutive hits to start a game (8) during a 15-3 win vs. the Baltimore Orioles, as six singles are sandwiched in between a pair of home runs. Sept. 25, 1929: Former Yankees manager Miller Huggins passes away at the age of 51. He skippered the Yankees from , winning three World Series titles. Sept. 25, 1917: Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto is born in New York City. NEW YORK YANKEES (95-60) at TAMPA BAY RAYS (87-68) RHP Jonathan Holder (1-3, 2.97) vs. RHP Diego Castillo (3-2, 3.25) Monday, September 24, 2018 Tropicana Field 7:10 p.m. ET Game #156 Road Game #75 TV: YES/MLBN Radio: WFAN 660AM/101.9FM (English), WADO 1280AM (Spanish) AT A GLANCE: The Yankees begin their final road trip of the season today with the first of 4G at Tampa Bay (through Thurs.) will finish the regular season this weekend at Boston (3G, Fri.-Sun.) went 5-4 on their final homestand of the season (1-2 vs. Toronto, 2-1 vs. Boston, 2-1 vs. Baltimore). Are 4-2 in their last 6G after going 1-4 in their previous 5G are in their last 34G and in 45G since 8/6. At (.613), have the Majors' third-best record and third-most wins behind Boston (105-51,.673) and Houston (98-57,.632) have matched the 2012 Yankees (95-67) for their highest win total since going in Are 35G over.500, 1G under their season-high watermark of 36G over.500 (six times, last at at the end of play on Sat.) prior to this season, had not reached 36G over.500 since they were at the end of play on 9/4/10. Boston has clinched the AL East the Yankees lead Oakland (94-62) by 1.5G for the first AL Wild Card spot their magic number for clinching home field in the AL Wild Card Game is 5 (if the Yankees and Oakland finish with the same record, the Yankees will host based on the intradivision record tiebreaker). Play 16 of their final 25 games on the road are 9-9 so far (4-5 on the road, 5-4 at home). Own the Majors' best record when their starter tosses at least 6.0IP (61-9,.871) have the second-best record when scoring first (67-16,.807) behind Boston (71-15,.826). YESTERDAY'S NEWS: The Yankees dropped their 2018 regular season home finale with a 6-3 loss on Sunday vs. Baltimore LHP J.A. Happ (5.0IP, 5H, 1ER, 2BB, 7K, 1HR) started and took a no-decision 3B Miguel Andújar (2- for-4, 1 double, 1RBI) had two of the Yankees' 4H three Yankees relievers combined to allow 5ER in 4.0IP. Led, 3-0, after one inning fell to when scoring first. STRIKE FORCE: With 11K on Sun. vs. Baltimore, Yankees pitchers recorded their 83rd double-digit-strikeout game of the season to set a new club record (82 in 2017) are second-most in the Majors this season to Houston (94). Have at least 7K in 35-of-36 games since 8/15 and at least 8K in 32-of-36. DEFEND THE BRONX: On Sat. vs. Baltimore, the Yankees clinched their 54th postseason berth in franchise history (116 seasons, 46.6%) have qualified for the playoffs in 20 of 24 seasons since 1995 (missed in 2008, 13-14, 16) have gone to consecutive postseasons for the first time since WILD THINGS: This season marks the Yankees' seventh AL Wild Card berth (1995, 97, 2007, 10, 15, 17-18) is their third appearance in the AL Wild Card Game (lost in 2015, won in 2017), matching Pittsburgh (1-2 in NLWCG from ) for the most appearances by a team in the Wild Card Game. Will join the Pirates as the only teams to play in consecutive Wild Card Games (Colorado can also join this group). The Yankees (2x) and Pirates (3x: ) are the only teams to host multiple Wild Card Games home teams are 5-7 all-time in the Wild Card Game (AL 3-3, NL 2-4). HOME COOKING: The Yankees finished (.654) at Yankee Stadium in 2018, the Majors' second-best home record (Boston, 54-21,.720) are just ahead of Tampa Bay (48-26,.649) marked their second-most wins in a single season at the current Yankee Stadium (57-24 in 2009) went in their last 23 home games. Went in 27 home series in 2018 all five series losses came against teams currently not in playoff position (BAL/NYM/TB/CWS/TOR). Went 19-8 at home vs. potential AL playoff opponents (2-1 vs. Oakland, 6-3 vs. Tampa Bay, 6-3 vs. Boston, 3-0 vs. Cleveland, 2-1 vs. Houston). FOR STARTERS: Yankees starting pitchers have allowed 2ER-or-fewer in 13 of their last 15 starts, going 6-3 with a 2.59 ERA (80.0IP, 77H, 26R/23ER, 18BB, 74K, 6HR) over the span is the Majors' second-lowest rotation ERA since 9/7, trailing only Tampa Bay (2.00). BRONX BOMBERS, INDEED: Yankees batters were held homerless on Sunday, snapping a 12-game HR streak at home and eight-game HR streak overall have hit 251HR this season, a franchise single-season home run record are the sixth team in Major League history to reach 250HR in a season, joining the 1997 Mariners (264HR), 2005 Rangers (260HR), 2010 Blue Jays (257HR), 1996 Orioles (257HR) and 2016 Orioles (253HR) are on pace to hit 262HR. Hit 17HR on their nine-game homestand have homered in 25-of-29G since 8/24 (49HR total). Giancarlo Stanton leads the Yankees in 2018 with 35HR the Yankees are the only franchise ever to reach 240HR in a season without a 40HR hitter, having done so two previous times: in 2009 (leader: Teixeira-39HR) and in 2004 (leaders: Rodriguez/Sheffield 36HR). Rank fourth in the Majors with 107 road HRs in 74G (Oakland-123, St. Louis-122, Dodgers-108) is tied for the eighth-highest road HR total in franchise history have homered in 11 of their last 13 road games (19HR). TATER TROTS: The Yankees have five players with at least 25HR, matching the franchise record (also 5 in 2009) Gleyber Torres (23HR) has a chance to join the group the MLB record is six players with 25HR, set by Boston in The Yankees are the first team in Major League history to have 12 players each hit at least 10HR in the same season four teams previously shared the Major League record of 11 players with double-digit home runs: Houston in 2015 and 2017, Minnesota in 2016 and Detroit in Have six players with at least 20HR for the fourth time in club history (also 7 in 2009, 6 in 2004, 6 in 1961). YANKEES WITH 10+ HR, 2018 HR PLAYER 35 Stanton 27 Gregorius 26 Hicks 26 Judge 25 Andújar 23 Torres 16 Sánchez 12 Gardner 11 Bird 11 Voit 10 Romine 10 Walker *MLB-record 12 players* MULTI-HIT MIGGY: 3B Miguel Andújar has consecutive multi-hit games, giving him 51 for the season are the most by a Yankees rookie since Tom Tresh had 54 in 1962 are fifth-most by a Yankees rookie since 1913, behind Joe DiMaggio (66 in 1936), Earle Combs (65 in 1925), Tresh (54 in 1962) and Ben Chapman (52 in 1930) are the most by an AL rookie since Mike Trout had 56 in Has doubled in two straight games and 3-of-4 his 43 doubles are the second-most by a Yankees rookie behind Joe DiMaggio's 44 in 1936 are tied with Houston's Yuli Gurriel (43 in 2017) for the most by a Major League rookie in the last 12 seasons since Is the third Yankees rookie to record 70XBH in a season (43 doubles, 2 triples, 25HR), joining DiMaggio (88 in 1936) and Aaron Judge (79 in 2017) are fourth-most by an MLB rookie in the last 12 seasons since 2007: Judge (79 in 2017), José Abreu (73 in 2014), Corey Seager (71 in 2016). Has 45 career doubles in 147G, tied for 10th-most through a player's first 147 career games since 1908 his 52 career multi-hit games are sixth-most by a Yankee through 147G since 1908 (DiMaggio-68, Meusel-57, Chapman-55, Combs-54, Canó-53). TROUBLE AT THE TROP: The Yankees are just 1-5 in 6G at Tropicana Field this season are tied for their third-most losses at the Trop in a single season (2-7 in 2012, 3-6 in 2011) have lost four of their five series in St. Pete since the start of 2017, going 5-10 in 15G. The Yankees' two opponents on this road trip are the only AL teams against whom they have a losing record this season: 7-8 vs. Tampa Bay, 7-9 vs. Boston. FAN FAVORITES: The Yankees drew a total home attendance of 3,482,865 in 81 home dates in 2018, averaging 42,998 per date rank second in the Majors in both average and total home attendance behind Los Angeles-NL (47,033 / 3,809,684) was their highest total home attendance since 2012 (3,542,406) surpassed 3,000,000 for the Major League-record 20th consecutive season ( ) set a current Yankee Stadium record with 23 sellouts. UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS Date Opponent Probable Pitchers Time (ET) TV Tues., 9/25 at Tampa Bay TBD vs. TBD 7:10 p.m. YES/ESPN Wed., 9/26 at Tampa Bay TBD vs. TBD 7:10 p.m. YES Thurs., 9/27 at Tampa Bay TBD vs. RHP Tyler Glasnow (1-5, 4.11 in AL) 1:10 p.m. YES/MLBN/Twitter On the Radio: All games carried by WFAN 660AM/101.9FM and the Yankees Radio Network; Spanish on WADO 1280-AM and YES Network in SAP

2 YANKEES at TAMPA BAY RAYS OVERALL TRENDS: The Yankees are 7-8 vs. the Rays in 2018 will play the 16th of 19 games against Tampa Bay tonight (9G in the Bronx, 10G in St. Petersburg) have won 18 of their last 26 series vs. the Rays, going in 81 games since 8/15/14 are 18-5 in series openers since the start of 2015 IN SEASON SERIES: Have won three consecutive season series ( ) after not winning any of their previous five season series (went fom ) AT TROPICANA FIELD: Are 1-5 at Tropicana Field this year went 4-5 on the road against the Rays in 2017, including 2-4 at Tropicana Field also went 2-1 at Citi Field in a series relocated from St. Petersburg have posted a winning record at the Trop just once in the last eight seasons. NYY BATTERS vs. TAMPA BAY RAYS 2018 AND CAREER 2018 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Miguel Andújar Greg Bird Brett Gardner Didi Gregorius Adeiny Hechavarria Aaron Hicks Kyle Higashioka Aaron Judge Andrew McCutchen Austin Romine Gary Sanchez Giancarlo Stanton Gleyber Torres Ronald Torreyes Luke Voit Tyler Wade Neil Walker NYY BATTERS vs. RHP DIEGO CASTILLO CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K Miguel Andújar Greg Bird Brett Gardner Didi Gregorius Adeiny Hechavarria Aaron Hicks Kyle Higashioka Aaron Judge Andrew McCutchen Austin Romine Gary Sanchez Giancarlo Stanton Gleyber Torres Ronald Torreyes Luke Voit Tyler Wade Neil Walker NYY vs. TAMPA BAY in 2018 Date H/A W/L Score Rec. 4/2 at NYY ppd. (snow) 4/3 at NYY W /4 at NYY W /14 at NYY W /15 at NYY W /16 at NYY W /17 at NYY L /22 at TB L /23 at TB L /24 at TB L 6-7 (12) 5-4 7/23 at TB L /24 at TB W /25 at TB L /14 at NYY W /15 at NYY L /16 at NYY L /24 at TB /25 at TB /26 at TB /27 at TB Total in All-time vs. TB: All-time at home: All-time on road: All-time at current Yankee Stad.: All-time at Tropicana Field: All-time at Tokyo Dome (2004): 1-1 All-time at Citi Field (2017): 2-1 NYY vs. OPPONENTS American League National League 2018 TOTAL BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN OAK SEA TB TEX TOR ATL MIA NYM PHI WAS Games Record Home Road TEAM HIGHS & LOWS CLUB GENERAL Longest Winning Streak (4/21-29) Longest Winning Streak, Home / Road (4/21-5/9) / 4, 4x (last: 8/24-26) Longest Losing Streak (8/1-5) Longest Losing Streak, Home / Road , 5x (last: 9/15-16) / 5 (7/25-8/5) Longest Game, Time, 9 inn. / All Games :02 (9/20 vs. BOS) / 5:20 (4/6 vs. BAL, 14 inn.) Longest Game, Innings inn. (4/6 vs. BAL) Shortest Game, Time, All Games :15 (8/3 at BOS) Largest Margin of Victory (4/23 vs. MIN) Largest Margin of Defeat (4/10 at BOS) Largest Deficit Overcome in a Win (6/20 vs. SEA) Highest Paid Attendance, Home / Road ,351 (9/20 vs. BOS) / 48,115 (3/29 at TOR) TEAM BATTING Most Runs, Game / Inning (4/23 vs. MIN) / 7 (4/21 vs. TOR, 6th inn.) Most Hits, 9 inn. / All Games (7/9 at BAL-G2) / Same Most Home Runs, All Games (7/1 vs. BOS) Shut Out (last: 6/30 vs. BOS) Fewest Hits, All Games (8/3 at BOS) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn. / All Games (9/15 vs. TOR) / 17 (5/29 vs. HOU) Hitting Streak, 2018 Season / Current G (Judge, 4/1-16) / 3G (Gregorius, 9/20-pres.) Walk-off Wins (last: 9/22 vs. BAL) TEAM PITCHING Most Runs Allowed, Game / Inning (8/2 at BOS) / 9 (4/10 at BOS, 6th inn.) Most Hits Allowed, 9 inn. / All Games (8/2 at BOS) / Same Fewest Hits Allowed, Game , 3x (last: 9/4 at OAK) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game , 2x (last: 8/30 vs. DET) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn. / All Games , 5x (last: 7/31 vs. BAL) / 20 (8/7 at CWS) Shutouts (last: 9/14 vs. TOR) Complete Games (last: Tanaka, 7/24 at TB) Walk-Off Losses (last: 8/5 at BOS) 2018 INDIVIDUAL BATTING: Runs- 4, 2x (last: Hicks, 9/21 vs. BAL); Hits- 5 (Stanton, 6/24 at TB); Doubles- 2, 20x (last: Stanton, 8/16 vs. TB); Triples- 1, 20x (last: McCutchen, 9/20 vs. BOS); HR- 3 (Hicks, 7/1 vs. BOS); RBI- 8 (Gregorius, 4/3 vs. TB); BB- 3, 5x (last: McCutchen, 9/10 at MIN); SB- 2, 2x (last: Judge, 7/3 vs. ATL). PITCHING: IP in Start- 9.0, 2x (last: Tanaka, 7/24 at TB); IP in Relief- 5.2 (Hale, 7/6 at TOR); Hits- 11 (Severino, 7/23 at TB); Runs- 7, 5x (last: Holder, 8/2 at BOS); ER- 7, 3x (last: Holder, 8/2 at BOS); BB- 5 (Gray, 4/25 vs. MIN); K- 12 (Sabathia, 8/7 at CWS); HR- 3, 5x (last: Happ, 8/30 vs. DET); Pitches- 115 (Severino, 8/3 at BOS). FIELDING: Errors- 2, 3x (last: Andújar, 8/12 vs. TEX) PLAYERS USED (49) P (26): RHP Adams, RHP Betances, LHP Britton, RHP Cessa, LHP Chapman, RHP Cole, RHP Gallegos, RHP Germán, RHP Gray, RHP Green, RHP Hale, LHP Happ, RHP Holder, RHP Kahnle, RHP Kontos, RHP Loaisiga, RHP Lynn, LHP Montgomery, RHP Robertson, LHP Sabathia, RHP Severino, LHP Sheffield, LHP Shreve, RHP Tanaka, LHP Tarpley, RHP Warren; C (3): Higashioka, Romine, Sánchez; INF (11): Andújar, Austin, Bird, Drury, Gregorius, Hechavarria, Torres, Torreyes, Voit, Wade, Walker; OF (9): Frazier, Gardner, Hicks, Judge, McCutchen, McKinney, Peterson, Robinson, Stanton. YANKEES ON THE DISABLED LIST (4) Injury Date Type (Gms Lost) Jacoby Ellsbury Right oblique strain 3/29 (retro to 3/26) 60-day (155) Ben Heller Right elbow bone spur 4/2 (retro to 3/27) 60-day (155) Jordan Montgomery Left elbow strain 5/2 60-day (126) Clint Frazier Post-concussion migraines 7/21 60-day (59) Reinstated from D.L. in 2018 (19): Chapman (8/22-9/18, 24G), Judge (7/27-9/14, 45G), Gregorius (8/20-9/6, 16G), Sánchez (7/24-8/31, 36G), Sabathia (8/13-24, 9G), Happ (7/30-8/8, 9G), Torres (7/4-7/24, 15G), Sánchez (6/25-7/19, 20G), Tanaka (6/9-7/9, 29G), Cole (6/20-7/3, 12G), Cessa (4/18-6/20, 55G), Warren (4/21-6/4, 38G), Bird (3/26-5/26, 48G), Kahnle (4/16-5/25, 33G), McKinney (4/1-5/24, 44G), Drury (4/7-5/14, 32G), Frazier (3/26-5/2, 29G), Sabathia (4/7-4/18, 8G), Hicks (3/30-4/11, 11G) 2018 Season: 20 players in 23 stints / 2017 Season: 18 players in 24 stints CATCHER S BOX CATCHER ERA INN ER W-L CS SB CS% PB Higashioka Romine Sánchez STARTS BY POSITION PLAYER C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Andújar Austin Bird Drury Frazier Gardner Gregorius Hechavarria Hicks Higashioka Judge McCutchen McKinney Peterson Robinson Romine Sánchez Stanton Torres Torreyes Voit Wade Walker Games with no DH: 10 RUNS SCORED BY INNING Yankees Opp STARTS BY BATTING ORDER PLAYER Andújar Austin Bird Drury Frazier Gardner Gregorius Hechavarria Hicks Higashioka Judge McCutchen McKinney Peterson Robinson Romine Sánchez Stanton Torres Torreyes Voit Wade Walker Pitchers Andújar Bird Gardner Gregorius Hechavarria Hicks Higashioka Judge McCutchen Romine Sánchez Stanton Torres Torreyes Voit Wade Walker 2018 YANKEES HOME RUNS MOST RECENT HRs 9/19/18 vs. BOS (Price) 8/19/18 vs. TOR (Borucki) 8/31/18 vs. DET (Zimmermann) 9/21/18 vs. BAL (Ramírez) 9/4/18 at OAK (Pagan) 9/22/18 vs. BAL (Hess) 7/4/18 vs. ATL (Teheran) 7/21/18 vs. NYM (Peterson) 9/16/18 vs. TOR (Pannone) 9/8/18 at SEA (Vincent) 9/10/18 at MIN (Gibson) 9/20/18 vs. BOS (Hembree) 9/7/18 at SEA (Paxton) 7/30/17 vs. TB (Faria) 9/22/18 vs. BAL (Hess) 7/11/18 at BAL (Wright Jr.) 9/18/18 vs. BOS (Walker) 1st-INNING LEADOFF HRs 6x in 2018 / 5x in 2017 McCutchen 9/16 vs. TOR (Pannone) McCutchen 9/8 at SEA (Hernández) Gardner 7/7 at TOR (Happ) Hicks 6/26 at PHI (Arrieta) Gardner 5/29 vs. HOU (Morton) Gardner 5/26 vs. LAA (Barria) PINCH-HIT HRs 1x in 2018 / 4x in 2017 Walker 8/28 vs. CWS (Covey) Walker Stanton Torres Sánchez Stanton Andújar Gregorius Bird Stanton Bird Andújar Gregorius Hicks Hicks WALK-OFF HRs 4x in 2018 / 3x in /28 vs. CWS (Covey) 6/20 vs. SEA (Cook) 5/6 vs. CLE (Otero) 4/26 vs. MIN (Rodney) GRAND SLAMS 8x in 2018 / 4x in /20 vs. BOS (Hembree) 9/15 vs. TOR (Clippard) 9/11 at MIN (May) 8/19 vs. TOR (Borucki) 8/8 at CWS (Giolito) 7/11 at BAL (Bundy) 6/5 at TOR (Oh) 4/23 vs. MIN (Kinley) INSIDE-THE-PARK HRs 2x in 2018 / 0x in /19 at KC (Duffy, 3rd inn.) 4/13 at DET (Fiers, 2nd inn.) POSTPONEMENTS/RAIN DELAYS Ppd. (9).....4/2 vs. TB (snow), 4/14 at DET (rain), 4/15 at DET (G1 & G2)(rain), 5/16 at WAS (rain), 5/31 at BAL (rain), 6/3 at BAL (rain), 7/22 vs. NYM (rain), 7/27 vs. KC (rain) Delays at Start (5) /3 vs. TB (0:14, rain), 4/4 vs. TB (1:32, rain), 5/13 vs. OAK (2:45, rain), 6/2 at BAL (1:44, rain), 8/14 vs. TB (0:21, rain) Delays In-Game (5).....4/12 at BOS (0:45, rain), 5/10 vs. BOS (0:55, rain), 5/15 at WAS (1:10, rain), 8/1 vs. BAL (0:39, rain), 8/17 vs. TOR (1:25 rain) Games Called Early (1)...8/17 vs. TOR (7th, rain) Rescheduled Game (1) /18 vs. BOS Suspended Game (1) 5/15 at WAS (B6, res. 6/18) 2017: Ppd. (5) / Delays at Start (7) / Delays In-Game (2) REPLAY CHALLENGES (76x in 2018) NYY Challenges: 35 (24 overturned, 5 confirmed, 6 stand) Opp. Challenges: 34 (18 overturned, 6 confirmed, 10 stand) Umpires: 7 (3 overt d, 2 conf d, 1 stand, 0 rec. keep, 1 rule ck) 2017 (86): NYY (30-2-8) / Opp. ( ) / Umps ( ) MULTI-HR GAMES 23x in 2018 / 18x in 2017 Voit 2HR, 9/19 vs. BOS (Price 2x) Gregorius 2HR, 9/15 vs. TOR (Petricka/Barnes) Voit 2HR, 8/24 at BAL (Cobb/Carroll) Walker 2HR, 8/9 vs. TEX (Jurado/Moore) Gregorius 2HR, 8/2 at BOS (Johnson 2x) Torres 2HR, 8/1 vs. BAL (Cobb/Wright Jr.) Gardner 2HR, 7/12 at CLE (Kluber/Olson) Hicks 3HR, 7/1 vs. BOS (Price 2x/Velázquez) Bird 2HR, 6/29 vs. BOS (Rodríguez/Haley) Gregorius 2HR, 6/12 vs. WAS (Roark 2x) Gardner 2HR, 5/29 vs. HOU (Morton/Devenski) Torres 2HR, 5/21 at TEX (Colon 2x) Austin 2HR, 5/20 at KC (Skoglund 2x) Sánchez 2HR, 5/19 at KC (Smith/Boyer) Stanton 2HR, 5/8 vs. BOS (Pomeranz 2x) Stanton 2HR, 5/2 at HOU (Keuchel 2x) Sánchez 2HR, 4/24 vs. MIN (Berríos/Duffey) Gregorius 2HR, 4/16 vs. MIA (Cloyd/O Grady) Hicks 2HR, 4/13 at DET (Fiers 2x) Sánchez 2HR, 4/11 at BOS (Price/Hembree) Gregorius 2HR, 4/3 vs. TB (Archer/Pruitt) Austin 2HR, 3/31 at TOR (Estrada 2x) Stanton 2HR, 3/29 at TOR (Happ/Clippard) MULTI-HR INNING (TEAM) / *BACK-TO-BACK HRs 25x/9x in 2018 / 19x/11x in 2017 s Date/Opp. (Inning) Hicks/Andújar* 8/31 vs. DET (6th inn.) Andújar/Walker* 8/9 vs. TEX (4th inn.) Gardner/Judge* 7/7 at TOR (1st inn.) Judge/Andújar* 6/21 vs. SEA (1st inn.) Stanton/Sánchez* 6/16 vs. TB (5th inn.) Gardner/Judge* 5/26 vs. LAA (1st inn.) Andújar/Romine* 5/20 at KC (9th inn.) Stanton/Sánchez* 5/19 at KC (9th inn.) Sánchez/Hicks* 5/12 vs. OAK (2nd inn.) Last b2b2b: Holliday/Castro/Gregorius, 6/3/17 at TOR (8th inn.) Last multi-hr inn., indiv.: A. Rodriguez, 10/4/09 at TB (2HR in 6th) MISCELLANEOUS RUNS VIA HR / RUNNERS ON BASE HRs: 251 / Runs: 798 / Runs via HR: 406 (50.9%) Solo (137): Andújar-11, Austin-1, Bird-8, Gardner-6, Gregorius-14, Hechavarria-1, Hicks-15, Higashioka-3, Judge-17, McCutchen-3, Robinson-1, Romine-5, Sánchez-7, Stanton-22, Torres-11, Voit-4, Wade-1, Walker-7 2-Run (81): Andújar-9, Austin-6, Drury-1, Gardner-6, Gregorius-6, Hicks-10, Judge-8, McCutchen-1, Romine-4, Sánchez-7, Stanton-10, Torres-5, Voit-7, Walker-1 3-Run (25): Andújar-3, Austin-1, Bird-1, Gregorius-5, Hicks-1, Judge-1, Romine-1, Sánchez-2, Stanton-1, Torres-7, Walker-2 Grand Slams (8): Andújar-2, Bird-2, Gregorius-2, Stanton : HRs: 241 / Runs: 858 / Runs via HR: 401 (46.7%) 2017: Solo (128) / 2R (70) / 3R (39) / GS (4) EJECTIONS (9x in 2018) NYY Date/Opp. (Umpire) Brett Gardner 9/9 at SEA (Rehak) Aaron Boone 8/31 vs. DET (Lentz) Aaron Boone 7/14 at CLE (Hickox) CC Sabathia 7/7 at TOR (Barrett) Aaron Boone 5/22 at TEX (Hoberg) Josh Bard 4/27 at LAA (Porter) Austin/Kahnle/Nevin 4/11 at BOS (Wendelstedt) 2017: By player (4) / By manager (5) / By coach (2) COMPARISON BY GAME NUMBER Year After Game 155 After Game (2nd, -9.5) -- (--,--) (2nd, -5.0) (2nd, -4.0) (4th, -12.5) (4th, -12.0) (2nd, -4.0) (2nd, -5.0) RECENT MAJOR LEAGUE TRANSACTIONS Sept. 7 Reinstated SS Didi Gregorius from the 10-day disabled list. Sept. 12 Recalled RHP Chance Adams from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Sept. 14 Reinstated OF Aaron Judge from the 10-day disabled list. Sept. 18 Recalled RHP Domingo Germán from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre signed LHP Justus Sheffield to a Major League contract and selected him to the active roster from Triple-A Scranton/WB transferred OF Clint Frazier to the 60-day disabled list. Sept. 19 Reinstated LHP Aroldis Chapman from the 10-day disabled list.

3 YANKEE DOODLES #17 AARON BOONE MANAGER Career Managerial Record: Is the fourth Yankees manager to lead the team to a postseason berth in his rookie managerial season, joining Ralph Houk in 1961 (won World Series), Yogi Berra in 1964 (lost World Series) and Dick Howser in 1980 (lost ALCS). Was ejected in the fifth inning of 8/31 win vs. Detroit by HP Umpire Nic Lentz (arguing balls and strikes during Torres at-bat) served a one-game suspension for the incident on 9/2 vs. Detroit was his third career managerial ejection (also 5/22 at Texas, balls and strikes and 7/14 at Cleveland, balls and strikes). Has led the club to a postseason birth in his first season as Manager. Was named the 33rd manager in Yankees history on 12/4/17, signing a three-year contract through the 2020 season with a team option for Is the 18th Yankees manager to have also played for the club. Won his managerial debut (3/29 at Toronto) and first home game (4/3 vs. Tampa Bay). According to Elias, joins his father, Bob, as the third father-son duo to both serve as Major League managers, joining George and Dick Sisler and Bob and Joel Skinner Bob Boone spent parts of six seasons as a Major League skipper. With his grandfather (Ray), father (Bob) and older brother (Bret), is part of the first family in Baseball history to produce three generations of Major League players. #41 MIGUEL ANDÚJAR INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 2G/7G (4x) Leads all rookies with a 162H, 43 doubles, 85RBI, 70XBH and 51 multi-hit games, is second with a.298 BA and 78R and third with 25HR. Of his 25HR, 12 have tied the game (4) or given the Yankees the lead (8) eight of his HRs have come in the seventh inning or later. Is one of four Yankees rookies to hit at least 25HR in a season, joining Aaron Judge (52HR in 2017), Joe DiMaggio (29HR in 1936) and Joe Gordon (25HR in 1938). Over his last 66G, has hit.324 (81-for-250) with 41R, 18 doubles, 13HR and 46RBI. Was 2-for-4 with 1 double and 1RBI in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore has 16H in last 49AB has 44RBI in last 51G on homestand was 8-for-28 (.286) with 2R, 3 doubles, 2HR, 6RBI and 1BB in 8G/7GS at 3B hit his second career grand slam (#24) in the seventh inning and was 1-for-1 with 1BB and a career-high-tying 4RBI in 9/15 loss vs. Toronto after entering the game as a PH (Gardner) in the sixth and remaining in the game at 3B is only the fifth rookie in franchise history to hit multiple grand slams in a season, joining Shane Spencer (three in 1998), Russ Derry (two in 1945), Yogi Berra (two in 1947) and Hideki Matsui (two in 2003). Has 70XBH this season, third-most in a season by a rookie in Yankees history behind Joe DiMaggio (88 in 1936) and Aaron Judge (79 in 2017) has 72XBH in 147G, are the fourth-most XBH through 147G in Yankees history (Joe DiMaggio- 89XBH, Bob Meusel-74XBH, Gary Sánchez-73XBH). Was named AL "Rookie of the Month" for August after batting.320 (39-for-122) with 21R, 7 doubles, 10HR, 29RBI, 4BB and 1SB in 30 games tied for the AL lead in HRs (with Oakland's Khris Davis), tied for the MLB lead in RBI (with Texas' Rougned Odor), tied for second in the Majors in hits marked the fifth time in Yankees history that a rookie hit at least 10HR in a calendar month, following Aaron Judge (15HR in Sept. 2017, 10HR in April 2017, 10HR in June 2017) and Gary Sánchez (11HR in August 2016) was tied for the third-highest RBI total by a Yankees rookie in a month, joining Bob Meusel (42RBI in July 1920), Judge (32RBI in Sept. 2017), Hideki Matsui (29RBI in June 2003), Bill Johnson (29RBI in July 1943) and Joe DiMaggio (29RBI in June 1936). Was named AL Rookie of the Month for June, his first career monthly award. Career Bests: 4H (1x); 1HR (23x); 4RBI (4x); 3R (3x); 1SB (3x); 7G hitting streak (4x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 51; 2-hit (42), 3-hit (8), 4-hit (1) #33 GREG BIRD 1B Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 1G/8G Of his 52H this season, 27 have gone for extra bases (15 doubles, 1 triple, 11HR) of his 11HR, four have tied the game or given the Yankees the lead. Has not played in last four games on homestand was 0-for-1 in 1G has 4H in last 46AB. Hit grand slam (#11) his second career grand slam (also 7/11/18 at Baltimore) and second homer in as many games in 8/19 win vs. Toronto. Was placed on the 10-day D.L. from 3/29 (retro. to 3/26) - 5/25 recovering from right ankle surgery (missed the Yankees first 47G of the season). Was selected by the Yankees in the fifth round of the 2011 First-Year Draft. Career Bests: 3H (2x); 2HR (2x); 4RBI (5x); 3R (1x); 0SB (N/A); 8G hitting streak (3x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 8; 2-hit (8), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0) #11 BRETT GARDNER OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/7G (2x) Six of his 12HR this season and 12-of-20HR since 6/23/17 have tied the game or given the Yankees the lead since 2017, the Yankees are 24-4 when he homers. Has 255SB, the third-most in franchise history stole his 252nd base on 8/18 vs. Toronto, surpassing Willie Randolph (251). Was 0-for-2 in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore before being removed for PH (Judge) in the seventh has 6H in last 28AB on homestand was 2-for-15 (.133) with 2R, 2RBI and 1BB in 5GS in LF. Has 14 career leadoff HR, tied with Frank Crosetti for sixth most in franchise history has three leadoff HR this season (last on 7/7 at Toronto). Is the Yankees longest-tenured player was selected by the club in the third round of the 2005 First-Year Draft and made his Major League debut in 2008 is one of five players drafted by the Yankees to collect at least 1,000 hits with the club (also Thurman Munson, Don Mattingly, Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada). Career Bests: 5H (1x); 2HR (7x); 6RBI (2x); 5R (1x); 3SB (2x); 14G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 28; 2-hit (24), 3-hit (2), 4-hit (2) #18 DIDI GREGORIUS SS Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 3G/9G Has set career highs with 86R, 27HR, 48BB and 10SB (previous: 73R in 2017, 25HR in 2017, 37BB in 2013 and 7SB in 2016) has 86RBI, 1RBI shy of his career high (87RBI in 2017). Did not play in Sunday's loss at Baltimore (torn cartilage in right wrist) suffered injury sliding into home plate in the 11th inning on Saturday on homestand was 8-for-28 (.286) with 7R, 4HR, 7RBI, 3BB and 3HP in 8GS at SS hit solo HRs (#25/26) in 9/15 loss vs. Toronto, marking his sixth career multi-hr game and his fifth of the season established a new career high in HR and the Yankees singleseason HR record for a shortstop (25HR in 2017). Hit grand slam (#23) and was 2-for-3 with 2R, 1 triple and 1BB in 9/11 loss at Minnesota was his third career grand slam and second this season (also 4/23 vs. Minnesota) all three of his grand slams have come with the Yankees, matching the most by a Yankee as a shortstop in franchise history (also Frank Crosetti). Was placed on 10-day D.L. on 8/21 (retroactive to 8/20) with a left heel contusion (missed 16 team games) his first 6H after returning from the DL went for extra bases (1 double, 1 triple, 4HR). His six multi-hr games this season (last on 9/15 vs. Toronto) are the most by a Yankees shortstop in franchise history (previous: two by Jeter-2004, Smalley-1982, Kubek-1960, Crosetti-1936) is the first Yankees SS ever with consecutive 20HR seasons, having now done it in each of the last three seasons (26HR in 2018, 25HR in 2017, 20HR in 2016) has now tied Derek Jeter (1999, 2001, '04) for the most 20HR seasons by a Yankees shortstop. Was acquired by the Yankees from Arizona in a three-team trade (also Detroit) on 12/5/14 has the most games played in MLB history by a Netherlands-born player. Career Bests: 4H (7x); 2HR (6x); 8RBI (1x); 3R (9x); 1SB (28x); 17G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 35; 2-hit (25), 3-hit (9), 4-hit (1) #29 ADEINY HECHAVARRIA INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/9G Was 0-for-2 in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore before being removed for PH in the seventh on homestand was 0-for-2 in 3G/1GS at SS is 4-for-18 in 12G/6GS with the Yankees. Hit solo HR his fifth of the season and first as a Yankee in 9/4 win at Oakland after entering game at shortstop in the eighth his fifth-inning single on 9/3 at Oakland was his first hit as a Yankee made his Yankees debut as ninth-inning defensive replacement at SS in 9/1 win vs. Detroit was added to the Yankees active roster prior to the game. Was acquired by the Yankees along with cash considerations from Pittsburgh in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations on 8/31. Hit.254 (66-for-260) with 31R, 11 doubles, 4HR and 29RBI in 76 combined games with Tampa Bay (61G) and Pittsburgh (15G) this season played all 76G/69GS at SS was acquired by the Pirates from the Rays on 8/6/18 with cash considerations in exchange for RHP Matt Seelinger is signed through In his career, has played for the Blue Jays (2012), Marlins ( ), Rays ( ), Pirates (2018) and Yankees (2018) has appeared at SS, 3B and 2B. Was originally signed as a non-drafted free agent by Toronto in Career Bests: 4H (6x); 1HR (27x); 7RBI (1x); 3R (1x); 1SB (31x); 13G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 16; 2-hit (12), 3-hit (4), 4-hit (0) #31 AARON HICKS OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/6G (2x) Has set career highs with 26HR, 47XBH and 76RBI this season (previous: 15HR, 33XBH, 52RBI in 2017) has 11HR in 31G as a leadoff hitter and 15HR in 102G in all other spots this season has 20HR in his last 84G (hit 6HR in his first 49G). Has 49BB in 57G since the All-Star break. Drew pinch-hit walk in the seventh inning of Saturday's loss vs. Baltimore (remained in game in CF) hit a "walk-off" double in the 11th, his first walk-off hit as a Yankee and third of his career, and hit a solo HR (#26) in the second and was 2-for-5 in Saturday's win vs. Baltimore hit two-run HR (#25) and was 2-for-3 with a career-high-tying 4R and 2BB in Friday's win vs. Baltimore has 13H in last 54AB on homestand was 10-for-32 (.313) with 8R, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 1HR, 8RBI, 8BB and 1SB in 9G/8GS in CF. Drew 1BB in 10 consecutive starts from 7/15-8/2 (13BB total), the longest such streak by a Yankee since Brett Gardner's 10-start streak from 8/25-9/5/10 (14BB). Collected his first career 3HR game in 7/1 win vs. Boston was the first by a Yankee since Alex Rodriguez on 7/25/15 at Minnesota was the first Yankees leadoff hitter ever to hit 3HR in a game. Was acquired by the Yankees from Minnesota for C John Ryan Murphy on 11/11/15. Career Bests: 4H (5x); 3HR (1x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (2x); 1SB (47x); 9G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 29; 2-hit (23), 3-hit (6), 4-hit (0) #66 KYLE HIGASHIOKA C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/4G (2x) Has not played in last eight games is hitless in last 10AB. Is his second stint with the Yankees this season (6/25-7/19, 7/24-present). With solo HRs on 7/1, 7/3 and 7/4, became the second Yankee in franchise history to have his first three Major League hits go for HRs, joining Alfonso Soriano (from 9/24/99-4/9/00) was the first Major Leaguer to do so since Colorado's Trevor Story (first 4H were HRs) in April Hit solo HR (#1) off Price the first hit and HR of his Major League career and was 1-for-4 in 7/1 win vs. Boston snapped an 0-for-22 stretch to begin his career, the longest drought by a Yankee to start his career since RHP Hal Reniff (0-for-25 from ) was the first Yankee to homer for his first MLB hit since Tyler Austin and Aaron Judge hit back-to-back HRs in their first PAs on 8/13/16 vs. Tampa Bay..In 52G with the RailRiders, hit.198 (37-for-187) with 15R, 9 doubles, 5HR and 22RBI. The 2008 seventh-round Yankees draft pick made his Major League debut in 2017 (0-for-18) after spending parts of 10 seasons in the minors. Career Bests: 1H (12x); 1HR (3x); 2RBI (2x); 1R (7x); 0SB; 4G hitting streak (2x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 0; 2-hit (0), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0) #99 AARON JUDGE OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/12G Was 0-for-1 in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore, pinch-hitting in the seventh and remaining in game in RF on homestand was 3-for-20 (.150) with 1R, 1 double, 1RBI and 4BB in 7G/5GS (4-RF/1-DH). Made his first start since 7/26 in Tuesday's win vs. Boston was eighth-inning defensive replacement in 9/14 win vs. Toronto (did not bat) was his first game played since 7/26. Was placed on the D.L. from 7/27-9/14 with a chip fracture of the right wrist (ulnar styloid bone) and missed 45 team games suffered the injury in 7/26 win vs. Kansas City after being hit by a pitch in the first inning. Hit his 82nd HR in his 276th career game (7/21 vs. the Mets), trailing Ryan Howard (257G) for fastest to reach the mark (in terms of games played) in Baseball history. Started in LF and went 1-for-2 with 1R, 1HR, 1RBI and 1BB in the AL's All-Star Game win on 7/17 was selected by fans to his second straight All-Star team is one of five position players drafted by the Yankees to make the All-Star team multiple times as a Yankee (also Thurman Munson, Don Mattingly, Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada). Was unanimously named the AL "Rookie of the Year" and placed second in AL MVP voting in 2017, setting a rookie record with 52HR was the ninth Yankee to be named "Rookie of the Year" and first since Derek Jeter in Career Bests: 4H (1x); 2HR (7x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (2x); 2SB (1x); 14G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 29; 2-hit (21), 3-hit (8), 4-hit (0) #26 ANDREW McCUTCHEN OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/13G Has reached base safely in 27 of his last 59 plate appearances (11H/15BB/1HP). Was 0-for-3 with 1R and 1BB in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore on homestand was 9-for-33 (.273) with 7R, 1 double, 1 triple, 2HR, 3RBI and 9BB in 9GS (5-LF/3-RF/1-DH). Hit solo HR (#18) and was 3-for-3 with 2R, 1 double and 2BB in 9/14 win vs. Toronto moved from RF to LF in the eighth, his first Major League appearance at the position hit leadoff HR (#4/19) in the first and was 1-for-4 in 9/16 loss vs. Toronto was his 12th career leadoff HR, fourth in 2018 and second as a Yankee (also 9/8 at Seattle). Hit leadoff HR (#2/#17) in the first his second home run as in many games and was 1-for-3 with 1BB in 9/8 win at Seattle hit two-run HR (#1/#16) in the third his first homer as a Yankee and was 1-for-3 with 1BB in 9/7 win at Seattle his first-inning single on 9/3 at Oakland was his first hit as a Yankee. Made his Yankees debut in 9/1 win vs. Detroit, starting in RF and leading off (0-for-3, 1HP) was acquired by the Yankees with cash considerations from San Francisco in exchange for INF Abiatal Avelino and RHP Juan De Paula on 8/31. Hit.255/.357/.415 (123-for-482) with 65R, 28 doubles, 2 triples, 15HR, 55RBI, 73BB and 13SB in 130 games (127GS in RF) in his first season with the Giants was acquired by the Giants from Pittsburgh with cash considerations in exchange for RHP Kyle Crick, OF Bryan Reynolds and international bonus pool money on 1/15/18 is under contract through the 2018 season. Is a five-time NL All-Star ( ) and won the 2013 National League Most Valuable Award and 2015 Roberto Clemente Award in 10 Major League seasons, has played for the Pirates ( ). Giants (2018) and Yankees (2018). Career Bests: 6H (1x); 3HR (3x); 8RBI (1x); 5R (1x); 3SB (2x); 18G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 30; 2-hit (20), 3-hit (8), 4-hit (0), 5-hit (1), 6-hit (1)

4 #28 AUSTIN ROMINE C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/11G Has a career-high 10HR (in 234AB) in 2018 hit 7HR over his previous six Major League seasons (563AB). Has 20RBI in last 36GS (since 7/9 at Baltimore-G2) has single-season career highs with 29R, 57H, 10HR, 22 extra-base hits and 40RBI. Has not played in last two games on homestand was 0-for-4 with 1RBI in 1GS at C has 6H in last 30AB. Hit seventh-inning game-winning solo HR (#10) in 9/8 win at Seattle. Became the first Yankees catcher with a HR and SB in the same game since Francisco Cervelli on 8/13/14 in 8/10 loss vs. Texas (3-for-4, 1HR, 1SB). Career Bests: 3H (10x); 1HR (16x); 5RBI (1x); 3R (1x); 1SB (3x); 11G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 10; 2-hit (6), 3-hit (4), 4-hit (0) #24 GARY SÁNCHEZ C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 1G/6G Was 1-for-4 with 1RBI in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore snapped an 0-for-19 stretch with his first-inning single on homestand was 4-for-27 (.148) with 5R, 1 double, 1RBI and 6BB in 8GS at C. Is 10-for-62 in 18GS since being reinstated from the D.L. on 9/1. Of his last 44H, 25 have been for extra bases (12 doubles/13hr). Hit solo HR (#16) and was 3-for-5 with 2R and 1 double in 9/10 win at Minnesota was his first multi-hit game since 6/20 vs. Seattle (2H) and his first game with at least 3H since 5/19 at Kansas City (4H). Was placed on the 10-day D.L. from 7/24-9/1 with a right groin strain (missed 37G) went back on the 10-day D.L. from 6/25-7/19 with the same injury (missed 20G). Recorded his 10th career multi-hr game on 5/19 at Kansas City (in his 216th career game) is the fastest to reach the mark in Baseball history (previous: Bob Horner-267th career game). Career Bests: 4H (2x); 2HR (10x); 5RBI (3x); 4R (1x); 1SB (4x); 9G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 13; 2-hit (8), 3-hit (4), 4-hit (1) #27 GIANCARLO STANTON OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 1G/8G (3x) With 35HR and 31 doubles, is one of six Majors Leaguers to reach 30 doubles and 35HR this season is the first Yankee to reach those benchmarks in the same season since Mark Teixeira in 2009 (39HR, 43 doubles). 19 of his last 32H have gone for extra bases (9 doubles, 10HR). Is hitting.312/.393/.631 (44-for-141) with 7 doubles, 1 triple, 12HR, 25RBI and 20BB vs. LHP. His 35HR are seventh-most by a player in his first season with the Yankees (most since Mark Teixeira had 39HR in 2009). Was 1-for-3 with 1R and 1BB in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore has 2H in last 20AB and 8H in last 48AB on homestand was 6-for-34 (.176) with 5R, 2HR, 7RBI and 5BB in 8GS (6-DH/2-RF). Made 85 consecutive starts from 5/28-9/1 (46 at DH, 26 in RF, 13 in LF). Hit the 300th homer of his career off Francisco Liriano in 8/30 loss vs. Detroit came in his 1,119th career game, becoming the fifth-fastest player to reach the mark in Baseball history, trailing Ralph Kiner (1,087G), Ryan Howard (1,093), Juan González (1,096) and Alex Rodriguez (1,117). His solo HR (#28) in 8/9 win vs. Texas had an exit velocity of mph, surpassing Aaron Judge's mph HR on 6/10/17 vs. Baltimore for the hardest-hit HR in the Statcast era (since 2015). Is one of eight players with at least five 30HR seasons since 2010 is one of five players (also Mike Trout, Nelson Cruz, Edwin Encarnacion and Justin Upton) to hit at least 25HR in each of the last five seasons has done so seven times in nine career seasons ( , '14-18) is one of two players with at least 20HR in each of the last nine seasons (since 2010), joining Nelson Cruz. Won the 2017 NL MVP Award led the Majors w/ 59HR and 132RBI in 159G w/ Miami. Career Bests: 5H (2x); 2HR (31x); 5RBI (5x); 4R (1x); 1SB (40x); 17G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 40; 2-hit (30), 3-hit (4), 4-hit (5), 5-hit (1) #25 GLEYBER TORRES INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/9G Is second among rookies w/ 73RBI and fourth w/ 23HR in only 117G. His 23HR are third-most by a Yankee prior to turning 22 years old (Mickey Mantle-57, Joe DiMaggio-29) has seven three-run HR this season, second-most in the Majors (Jesús Aguilar-8) of his 23HR, 12 have come with runners on base. Over his last 33G (since 8/18), is batting.316 (37-for-117) with 14R, 3 doubles, 5HR, 20RBI, 13BB, 1HP and 3SB. Was 0-for-3 with 1RBI and 1SF in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore has 2H in last 9AB on homestand was 9-for-33 (.273) with 4R, 3 doubles, 3RBI, 1BB, 1HP, 1SF and 1SB in 9GS at 2B. Hit safely in 16 straight home games from 8/16-9/19, batting.421/.484/.632 (24-for-57) with 10R, 3 doubles, 3HR, 12RBI, 6BB, 1HP and 1SB in those games marked the longest home hitting streak by a Yankee this season. Hit two-run HR (#23) and was 1-for-4 in 9/7 win at Seattle the homer was his 100th career hit and at 21 years, 268 days of age, became the fourth-youngest Yankees player to reach the milestone behind Mickey Mantle (20 years, 193 days), Ben Chapman (21 years, 207 days) and Joe DiMaggio (21 years, 230 days). Was named AL " of the Week" from 8/27-9/2, his second weekly award hit.478 (11-for-23) and had 3R, 3HR, 10RBI, 5BB and 1BB in 7G. Was placed on the 10-day D.L. from 7/4 (effective 7/5) - 7/25 with a right hip strain (missed 15 team games). Was named via the Ballot to his first career All-Star team (did not play). Has hit 12HR from the ninth spot in the lineup, the most by a Yankee in a single season from the No. 9 spot in franchise history. Made his Major League debut at 21y, 130d old and is the ninth-youngest player to appear in a game this season (Atlanta's Ozzie Albies, a "younger" 21 years old, Kolby Allard-20 years, Ronald Acuña-20 years, Mike Soroka-20 years, and Bryse Wilson-20 years, San Diego's Luis Urías-a "younger" 21 and Washington's Víctor Robles-20 years and Juan Soto-19 years). Career Bests: 3H (2x); 2HR (2x); 4RBI (1x); 2R (4x); 1SB (4x); 9G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 32; 2-hit (30), 3-hit (2), 4-hit (0) #74 RONALD TORREYES INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/9G Was eighth-inning defensive replacement at 2B in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore (did not bat) has 7H in last 28AB appeared in 3G on homestand. Was 3-for-4 with 1R and 1 double in 8/19 win vs. Toronto, entering game at 2B in the third inning was the first Yankee to collect at least 3H in a game as a sub since Raúl Ibañez on 9/22/12 vs. Oakland (3H in a 14-inning game) and the first to do so in a nine-inning game since Curtis Granderson on 9/9/12 at Baltimore (3H). Is in his third stint with the Yankees this season (3/29-5/25, 6/9-18, 8/13-present). Has hit safely in 17 of his 24 starts this season (including each of his first 11, 4/4-5/3) in his starts, is batting.286 (24-for-84) posted a career-long nine-game hitting streak from 4/7-27, batting.469 (15-for-32) with 4R, 4 doubles and 3RBI. In 26G with Scranton/WB, hit 247 (24-for-97) with 9R, 3 double, 8RBI and 7BB. Career Bests: 4H (3x); 1HR (4x); 3RBI (1x); 3R (2x); 2SB (1x); 9G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 5; 2-hit (1), 3-hit (4), 4-hit (0) #45 LUKE VOIT 1B Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/6G Is tied with Christian Yelich for the Major League lead with 11HR in 26G since 8/24. Has 4HR in last 5G, 7HR in last 16G, 11HR in last 26G of his 11HR since joining the Yankees, five have either tied the game (two) or given the Yankees the lead (three) has 30H in 92AB since being recalled on 8/21. Was 0-for-3 with 1R and 1BB in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore has 6H in last 15AB hit solo HR (#8) and two-run HR (#9) and was 4-for-4 with 4R in Wednesday's win vs. Boston was his second career multi-hr game (also 8/24 at Baltimore) marked career highs in runs and hits on homestand was 9-for-29 (.310) with 9R, 1 double, 4HR, 10RBI and 4BB in 8GS (7-1B/1-DH). Had a career-long 14-game on-base streak from 8/30-9/15, batting.271/.386/.563 (13-for-48) with 10R, 2 doubles, 4HR, 8RBI, 1HP and 8BB over the span. Recorded his first career multi-hr game (#1/#2) and 3-for-5 with 4RBI in 8/24 win at Baltimore hit a game-tying two-run HR his first HR as a Yankee in the fourth and a two-run shot in the 10th his 4RBI also tied his career high. Is in his second stint with the Yankees this season (8/2-13, 8/21-present). In 9G with the RailRiders, hit.310 (9-for-29) with 2R, 2 doubles, 1HR and 3RBI. Made his Yankees debut in 8/2 loss at Boston, starting at DH and going 0-for-4 collected his first Yankees hit with his 13th-inning single in 8/7 win at Chicago-AL was acquired by the Yankees with international signing bonus pool money from St. Louis on 7/28 in exchange for LHP Chasen Shreve and RHP Giovanny Gallegos. Appeared in eight games for the Cardinals this season, hitting.182 (2-for-11) with 1HR and 3RBI also saw time with Triple-A Memphis (67G) and Double-A Springfield (2G), combining to bat.300 (72-for-240) with 36R, 16 doubles, 2 triples, 10HR, 37RBI, 32BB, a.392 OBP and a.900 OPS in 69G. Career Bests: 4H (1x); 2HR (2x); 4RBI (3x); 4R (6x); 0SB; 6G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 7; 2-hit (4), 3-hit (2), 4-hit (1) #12 TYLER WADE INF/OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/2G (2x) Has not played in last four games on homestand was 0-for-1 in 2G was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 9/1 is his fourth stint with the Yankees this season (also 3/29-4/22, 7/6-25, 7/27-8/2). Hit his first Major League home run (a solo shot in the sixth off Wright Jr.) and set a career high in hits in 7/11 win at Baltimore, going 3-for-5 with 1 double. In 91 games with Scranton/WB, hit.255 (93-for-364) w/ 46R, 18 doubles, 4 triples, 4HR, 27RBI, 37BB and 11SB. Career Bests: 3H (1x); 1HR (1x); 2RBI (1x); 2R (1x); 1SB (2x); 2G hitting streak (4x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 2; 2-hit (1), 3-hit (1), 4-hit (0) #14 NEIL WALKER INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/7G Has 7HR in last 35G after hitting 3HR over his first 73G of the season. Each of his last 4HR have given the Yankees the lead and each of his last 3HR have come in the seventh inning or later. Was 0-for-4 in Sunday's loss vs. Baltimore on homestand was 2-for-13 (.154) with 3R, 1 double, 1HR, 3RBI and 4BB in 5G/4GS (3-3B/1-1B) hit game-winning three-run HR (#10) in the seventh and was 1-for-2 with 1BB in Tuesday's win vs. Boston. Hit pinch-hit "walk-off" solo HR on his first pitch seen in the ninth inning of 8/28 win vs. Chicago-AL was his fifth career walk-off hit, second as a Yankee (also a single on 5/12 vs. Oakland) and second career walk-off HR (also 3/31/14 vs. Chicago-NL w/ Pittsburgh in the 10th inning) was his first career pinch-hit HR was the first pinch-hit walk-off HR by a Yankee since Brian McCann in the bottom of the 10th inning on 8/24/14 vs. Chicago-AL (off Jake Petricka) is just the third regular season Yankees pinch-hit walk-off HR over the last 30 years (also Jason Giambi on 6/5/08 vs. Toronto off B.J. Ryan in the ninth). Hit two solo HRs (#5/6) in 8/9 win vs. Texas for his sixth career multi-hr game (first since 5/26/17 at Pittsburgh) homered from both sides of the plate in the same game for the first time in his career (off RHP Ariel Jurado and LHP Matt Moore). Is one of nine Yankees in the Wild Card Era to start at 1B, 2B and 3B in the same season, joining Luis Sojo (1998, ), Clay Bellinger (2000), Miguel Cairo ( ), Wilson Betemit ( ), Cody Ransom ( ), David Adams (2013), Mark Reynolds (2013) and Brandon Drury (2018) credit: YES Network only two others in that group (Bellinger in 2000, 20GS in CF, 1 in RF) and Cairo (1GS in LF in both 2006 and '07) also started at least one game in the OF. Career Bests: 5H (3x); 2HR (6x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (1x); 2SB (1x); 18G hitting streak (1x) 2018 Multi-Hit Games: 14; 2-hit (12), 3-hit (2), 4-hit (0) PEN NOTES #43 CHANCE ADAMS RHP Last Appearance: 8/22 at MIA (1.2IP) Was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 9/12 is his third stint with the Yankees this season (also 8/4-8 and 8/22). Has appeared in 2G/1GS for the Yankees last pitched at the Major League level in 8/22 loss at Miami, allowing 4R/3ER in 1.2IP of relief (4H, 3BB, 1HR, 0K). Made his Major League debut on 8/4 at Boston, recording the loss (5.0IP, 3H, 3ER, 1BB, 2HR, 2K) was signed to a Major League contract prior to the game. Went 4-5 with a 4.78 ERA (113.0IP, 60ER) in 27G/23GS with the RailRiders posted a 1.42 ERA (6.1IP, 1ER) in four relief appearances ranked sixth in the International League with a 9.00 K/9.0IP ratio (113K) made one relief appearance in the IL postseason, recording a save in Game 1 of the semifinals vs. Lehigh Valley (1.0IP, 2K). Entered 2018 ranked by Baseball America as the Yankees No. 4 prospect and Baseball's No. 81 prospect was selected by the Yankees in the fifth round of the 2015 First-Year Draft is the second player from the Yankees' 2015 draft class to reach the Majors (also Cody Carroll w/ BAL), and the first to make it as a Yankee. Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 First Batter Out/Faced: 0/1 #68 DELLIN BETANCES RHP Last Appearance: 9/22 vs. BAL (1.0IP) Is second among AL relievers (third in the Majors) with 114K and a K/9.0IP ratio (64.2IP). Is the first reliever in Major League history to record 100K in five straight seasons recorded his 100th K in 9/1 win vs. Detroit (Candelario in the ninth). His current streak of 44 consecutive relief appearances with at least 1K (since 5/29) is the longest by a reliever in AL history and is the third-longest in Baseball history behind Aroldis Chapman (49) and Corey Knebel (46) has at least 1K in 62-of-64 appearances this season. Made his 64th appearance of the season and third in as many days in Saturday's win vs. Baltimore, striking out the side in the eighth (1.0IP, 3K) in Friday's win vs. Baltimore, tossed a scoreless ninth to earn his fourth save (1H, 1K) in Thursday's loss vs. Boston, allowed 1R/0ER on 1H (1IBB, 2K). Over a 35-game stretch from 5/27-8/28, posted a 0.53 ERA (33.2IP, 2ER) with 58K opponents hit.110 (12-for-109) over the span. Inherited Runners/Scored: 8/3 First Batter Out/Faced: 44/64