NEW YORK YANKEES (71-63) vs. BOSTON RED SOX (77-58) RHP Masahiro Tanaka (10-10, 4.69) vs. LHP Drew Pomeranz (14-4, 3.23)

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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 2017 (2016) Standing in AL East:... 2nd, -5.5G Current Streak:... Lost 1 Current Homestand: Recent Road Trip: Home Record: (48-33) Road Record: (36-45) Day Record: (26-27) Night Record: (58-51) Pre-All-Star (44-44) Post-All-Star (40-34) vs. AL East: (35-41) vs. AL Central: (21-12) vs. AL West: (20-13) vs. National League: (8-12) vs. RH starters: (59-52) vs. LH starters: (25-26) Yankees Score First: (47-26) Opp. Score First: (37-52) Leading After 6: (58-6) Trailing After 6: (15-60) Tied After 6: (11-12) Leading After 7: (68-4) Trailing After 7: (5-65) Tied After 7: (11-9) Leading After 8: (72-2) Trailing After 8: (3-71) Tied After 8: (9-5) Extra-Inning Games: (4-3) One-run Games: (24-12) Two (or fewer)-run Games: (39-29) NYY Scores 5 or more: (61-11) NYY Scores 4 or more: (68-17) NYY Scores 3 or fewer: (16-61) NYY Scores 2 or fewer: (8-50) Opp. Scores 5 or more: (19-53) Opp. Scores 4 or fewer: (65-25) Opp. Scores 3 or fewer: (54-13) Opp. Scores 2 or fewer: (39-7) Yankees No Errors: (51-44) Yankees Make Error(s): (33-34) NYY Starter Goes 6: (55-36) Comeback Wins:...32 (45) Yankees hit 0HR: (19-38) Yankees hit at least 1HR: (65-40) Yankees hit 2+ HRs: (36-11) Walk-off Wins-Losses: (6-4) Series Record: ( ) Series Record, home: (15-8-3) Series Record, road: ( ) Sweeps by NYY / by Opp.:... 8 (5) / 2 (6) Run Differential Runs Scored (per gm.) (5.15) Runs Allowed (per gm.) (4.21) TODAY IN YANKEES HISTORY Sept. 2, 2001: In a 1-0 Yankees win over the Red Sox, RHP Mike Mussina comes within one out of a perfect game at Fenway Park as Carl Everett delivers a pinch-hit, two-out single in the bottom of the ninth. Mussina records 13K and 0BB in his 9.0IP. Sept. 2, 1996: David Cone tosses 7.0IP of no-hit ball at Oakland (3BB, 6K) in his first start since surgery in May for an aneurysm. The Yankees win, 5-0, as Mariano Rivera allows the A s only hit. TOMORROW IN YANKEES HISTORY Sept. 3, 1995: Tony Fernandez becomes the 10th Yankee to hit for the cycle in a 10-9, 10-inning loss vs. Oakland. Fernandez completes the cycle with a leadoff double in the bottom of the ninth and comes around to score the tying run. MONDAY IN YANKEES HISTORY Sept. 4, 1993: Jim Abbott becomes just the third Yankees left-hander to throw a no-hitter, beating the Indians 4-0 at Yankee Stadium. It marked only the fourth no-hitter in Yankee Stadium history and was the club s seventh overall. UPCOMING PROMOTIONS Thurs., 9/14 vs. BAL: Yankees Earbuds pres. by The Parking Spot (1st 10,000 guests, 21 and older). Fri., 9/15 vs. BAL: Yankees Knit Caps pres. by WFAN (1st 18,000 guests). Sat., 9/16 vs. BAL: Yankees Gel Paks pres. by NewYork-Presbyterian (1st 18,000 guests, 18 and older). Sun., 9/17 vs. BAL: 1977 World Series Championship Rings pres. by Betteridge Jewelers (1st 10,000 guests, 14 and younger). Mon. 9/18 vs. MIN: Yankees Batting Practice Block Party (Gates 6 & 8 will open at 4:00 p.m. for fan activities). Tues. 9/19 vs. MIN: T-Shirt Night pres. by Sato (1st 18,000 guests). Wed. 9/20 vs. MIN: Sunglasses Day pres. by Realtor.com (1st 18,000 guests). / Mastercard $5 Game NEW YORK YANKEES (71-63) vs. BOSTON RED SOX (77-58) RHP Masahiro Tanaka (10-10, 4.69) vs. LHP Drew Pomeranz (14-4, 3.23) Saturday, September 2, 2017 Yankee Stadium 1:05 p.m. ET Game #135 Home Game #66 TV: YES/MLBN Radio: WFAN 660AM/101.9FM (English), WADO 1280AM (Spanish) AT A GLANCE: The Yankees have split the first 2G of their four-game series vs. Boston and are 3-5 on their seasonlong 10-game homestand also went 0-3 vs. Cleveland after taking 2-of-3 from Seattle last weekend marks their first homestand with opponents from each of the three AL divisions since 6/7-16/11 (Boston, Cleveland and Texas). Are 1-4 in their last 5G, but are 10-8 since 8/14, since 7/20, and since the All-Star break. At (.530), are second in the AL East, trailing Boston by 5.5G matches their largest deficit of the season hold the first AL Wild Card position, 1.0G ahead of Minnesota (70-64) and 2.5G ahead of Los Angeles-AL (69-66). Are 1-3 to begin stretches of 9G in eight days (8/30-9/6) and 21G in 21 days (8/30-9/20) are 5-6 to start their stretch of 29G in 30 days (8/22-9/20) have just two more off days through the end of the regular season (9/7, 9/21), and are in the midst of playing their final 38G in just 40 days. Are 8G above.500 are since they were a seasonhigh 15G over.500 at the end of play on 6/12 (38-23). Are vs. the AL East, having gone 4-7 in their last 12 such games (since 7/30) are 18-9 at home and on the road, within the division will play 21 of their final 28 games against AL East clubs, though this series is their final matchup with the Red Sox. Their +126 run diff. is fifth-best in MLB (Los Angeles-NL, +210; Cleveland, +166; Houston, +153; Washington, +146). YESTERDAY'S NEWS: The Yankees lost the second game of their four-game series vs. Boston, 4-1, at Yankee Stadium on Friday RHP Sonny Gray (7.0IP, 5H, 4ER, 1BB, 9K, 3HR, 1WP) took the loss despite tossing 7.0IP with at least 9K in consecutive starts for the first time in his career tied a career high by allowing 3HR (fourth time) Yankees batters hit back-to-back doubles to start the first inning, then were held to 2-for-29 with 1BB the rest of the way LF Brett (1-for-4, 1R) led off the first inning with a double and scored the Yankees only run RF Aaron Judge (1-for-4) hit an RBI double off fellow Fresno State alum Doug Fister in the first LHP Aroldis Chapman (1.0IP, 1H, 3K) recorded his first outing with at least 1.0IP, 0R and 0BB since 8/5 at Cleveland RHP Adam Warren (1.0IP, 1H, 1K) had his first scoreless outing since 8/16 at the Mets (2.0IP). Prior to the game, former Yankees OF Bernie Williams played the National Anthem on electric guitar. GRAY-SCALE: RHP Sonny Gray completed 7.0IP for the second consecutive start on Friday marks the first time in his career with at least 7.0IP and 9K in consecutive starts marked just the second time in his career with at least 9K in consecutive starts (also three straight starts from 5/3-13/15 w/ Oakland). Has received one-or-zero runs of support in all four losses as a Yankee in those four losses, Yankees batters are a combined 16-for-123 (.130) with a total of 3R. TAKING FLIGHT: In 7G since returning from the 60-day D.L. on 8/26, 1B Greg Bird is batting.300/.391/.600 (6-for-20) with 3R, 2HR, 9RBI, 3BB has driven in seven of the Yankees' 11R in the last 3G. TANAKA TIME: RHP Masahiro Tanaka is 3-1 with a 2.25 ERA (32.0IP, 8ER) in his last five starts has won and completed 7.0IP in both starts since returning from the 10-day D.L. on 8/22 has issued more than 1BB in just one of nine starts since the start of July has issued more than 2BB in just three of his 25 starts all season and just once over his last 16GS (5BB on 8/9 at Toronto). Is one of three Japanese-born pitchers to earn at least 10 wins in four different Major League seasons (Hideo Nomo-7x, Hiroki Kuroda-5x) and the first to do it over his first four MLB seasons. The Yankees have scored 27 combined runs for Tanaka over his last three starts (8/9-8/27) after scoring just 35 combined runs for him over his prior 15 starts from 5/14-8/2. Has allowed exactly 1ER in each of his last three home starts, and 1ER-or-0ER in five of his last six home starts the Yankee Stadium record for consecutive starts with 1ER-or-fewer is four, done by CC Sabathia twice (6/25-7/26/11 and 9/26/09-5/18/10). IN WALKS THE JUDGE: RF Aaron Judge has 99BB this season, tops in the AL and second in the Majors (Joey Votto- 113BB) marks the most by a rookie since Brooklyn s Jim Gilliam had 100BB in 1953 the single-season rookie record is 106BB by Cleveland s Les Fleming. Is one of just two Yankees since 2001 with at least 99BB in a season (Jason Giambi, 4x, most recently 110BB in 2006). Also leads the AL with 99R, fourth in the Majors (Charlie Blackmon-120R, Giancarlo Stanton-103R, Paul Goldschmidt-101R) the only Yankees rookie since 1950 to score at least 100R in a season is Derek Jeter (104R in 1996). YOUNG GUNS: With RF Aaron Judge (37HR) and C Gary Sánchez (28HR), the Yankees have two players, in their age- 25 seasons or younger, with at least 25HR for the fifth time in franchise history also had two players do it in 1963 (Joe Pepitone/Tom Tresh) and (Joe DiMaggio/Joe Gordon). Are one of three Major League teams to accomplish the feat this season, also Baltimore (Manny Machado/ Jonathan Schoop) and Texas (Joey Gallo/Rougned Odor). LOAD 'EM UP: Yankees batters have hit 92HR with runners on base this season, tied with Texas for the most in the Majors. Have hit 34HR this season with multiple men on base (30 three-run HRs, 4 grand slams), second-most in the Majors (Texas-35) led the Majors with 47 such HRs in 2015 (40 three-run HRs, 7 grand slams) hit 18 such HRs in 2016 (14 three-run HRs, 4 grand slams), tied for the fewest in the AL. Two of their 5HR on this homestand have been three-run HRs. Have been held homerless in consecutive home games just once this season (2G from 5/11-12 vs. Houston). SOUTH-PAW PATROL: Yankees batters are hitting.318/.392/.497 (62-for-195) with 12 doubles, 1 triple, 7HR against left-handed pitchers since 8/17 hit.232/.313/.385 vs. southpaws through 8/16. Have faced left-handed starters in 12-of-17 games vs. the Red Sox in 2017 are 6-6 in those games, including 3-1 vs. Chris Sale and 0-4 vs. Drew Pomeranz no team has gone 5-0 against the Yankees in one pitcher's starts in a season since Boston won all five of Josh Beckett's starts in K ZONE: Yankees pitchers have set club records this season for most games with at least 10K (66G), 11K (48G), 12K (31G), 13K (18G), 14K (10G, tied w/ 2014) and 15K (7G). RISP-TAKING: The Yankees have held Red Sox batters 0-for-11 in the series, including 0-for-1 on Friday Boston did not have a plate appearance with RISP until the eighth inning on Friday. Have held Boston to a.153 BA (19-for-124) with RISP this season, including.128 (6-for-47) in 8G at Yankee Stadium. LOW-SCORING AFFAIRS: In 17G vs. Boston in 2017, Yankees pitchers have held the Red Sox to 56R (3.29 runs/ game) Boston is averaging 5.00 runs/game (590R/118G) against all other opponents. Yankees batters have scored just 68R (4.00 runs/ game) are averaging 5.32 runs/game (622R/117G) against all other opponents this season. HAPPY BIRTHDAY 'TOE' YOU: Today marks INF Ronald Torreyes' (born 9/2/92) 25th birthday is batting.323 (42- for-130) since the All-Star break. Has made 40 starts at second base, 23 starts at shortstop and 16 starts at third base this season is the first Yankee to make at least 15 starts at three different infield positions in one season since Mike Gallego in 1993 (46GS at SS, 41GS at 2B, 24GS at 3B). IF THE SHOE FITS : OF Brett wore two pairs of specially designed New Balance cleats (one gold pair, one multi-colored pair), which are being auctioned off as a fundraiser for Children s Cancer Awareness Month, with the proceeds going to Sloan Kettering Pediatric Center the winners of the online auction, which fans can bid on at will also receive four tickets to a game courtesy of the Yankees, and will receive the auctioned cleats during a pregame ceremony also met privately with children from Sloan Kettering and their families prior to the game. UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS Date Opponent Probable Pitchers Time (ET) TV Sun., 9/3 vs. Boston RHP Luis Severino (11-6, 3.14) vs. LHP Chris Sale (15-6, 2.77) 7:35 p.m. ESPN 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 VS. BOSTON OVERALL TRENDS/FACTS: The Yankees are 9-8 through 17-of-19G vs. the Red Sox in 2017 (10G in the Bronx, 9G at Boston) are 12-8 in 20G since 9/27/16 and in 63G since 8/2/14 went vs. Boston from , marking the club s second-most wins head-tohead across any five-year span over the last 50 years (went from ) SEASON SERIES: Have lost just four of 17 season series between the clubs since 2000, going over the span AT YANKEE STADIUM: The Yankees are 4-4 vs. Boston at home in 2017 had their four-game home winning streak vs. Boston snapped on 6/6 are 11-7 in their last 18 meetings in the Bronx (since 10/1/15) their three-game sweep from 9/27-29/16 was their first sweep over Boston at home since 10/1-3/12 are vs. the Red Sox at the current Yankee Stadium, their most losses to any team at this venue AT FENWAY PARK: The Yankees went 5-4 at Fenway Park in 2017 went 2-8 at Fenway in 2016, tied for their third-most losses at the venue in a single season in franchise history and the most since going 1-8 in 1973 were swept in two of their three trips there (9/15-18/16 and 4/29-5/1/16). NYY BATTERS vs. BOSTON RED SOX 2017 AND CAREER 2017 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Greg Bird Starlin Castro Jacoby Ellsbury Todd Frazier Brett Didi Gregorius Chase Headley Aaron Hicks Matt Holliday Aaron Judge Erik Kratz Austin Romine Gary Sánchez Ronald Torreyes NYY BATTERS vs. LHP DREW POMERANZ CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K Greg Bird Starlin Castro Jacoby Ellsbury Todd Frazier Brett Didi Gregorius Chase Headley Aaron Hicks Matt Holliday Aaron Judge Erik Kratz Austin Romine Gary Sánchez Ronald Torreyes NYY vs. BOSTON in 2017 Date H/A W/L Score Rec. 4/25 at BOS ppd., rain 4/26 at BOS W /27 at BOS W /6 at NYY L /7 at NYY W /8 at NYY W /14 at BOS L /15 at BOS W 4-1 (16) 5-2 7/16 (G1) at BOS W /16 (G2) at BOS L /11 at NYY W /12 at NYY L /13 at NYY L 2-3 (10) 7-5 8/18 at BOS L /19 at BOS W /20 at BOS L /31 at NYY W /1 at NYY L /2 at NYY /3 at NYY Total in All-time vs. BOS: 1, All-time at home: All-time on road: All-time at current Yankee Stad.: All-time at Fenway Park: NYY vs. OPPONENTS American League National League 2017 TOTAL BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN OAK SEA TB TEX TOR CHC CIN MIL NYM PIT STL Games Record Home (3) Road (3) TEAM HIGHS & LOWS CLUB GENERAL Longest Winning Streak... 8 (4/9-17) Longest Winning Streak, Home / Road (4/10-17) / 6 (4/26-5/8) Longest Losing Streak... 7 (6/13-20) Longest Losing Streak, Home / Road.... 3, 2x (last: 8/28-30 G2) / 6 (6/13-18) Longest Game, Time, 9 inn. / All Games.... 4:13 (8/24 at DET) / 6:05 (5/7 at CHC, 18 inn.) Longest Game, Innings...18 inn. (5/7 at CHC) Shortest Game, Time, All Games.... 2:16 (4/18 vs. CWS) Most LOB, All Games (4/30 vs. BAL) Most Errors, All Games... 3, 2x (last: 8/3 at CLE) Largest Margin of Victory (6/10 vs. BAL) Largest Margin of Defeat...7, 2x (last: 7/2 at HOU) Largest Deficit Overcome in a Win...8 (4/28 vs. BAL) Highest Paid Attendance, Home / Road ,883 (5/14 vs. HOU-DH) / 47,226 (6/3 at TOR) TEAM BATTING Most Runs, Game / Inning (6/10 vs. BAL) / 6, 3x (last: 8/27 vs. SEA, 1st inn.) Most Hits, 9 inn. / All Games (6/10 vs. BAL) / Same Most Hits, Inning...6, 3x (last: 6/10 vs. BAL, 1st inn.) Most Home Runs, All Games... 5, 3x (last: 6/10 vs. BAL) Shut Out (7/16 at BOS-G2, 8/2 vs. DET, 8/10 at TOR) Fewest Hits, All Games... 2 (5/27 vs. OAK) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn. / All Games...17, 2x (last: 5/21 at TB) / 22 (5/7 at CHC - 18 inn.) Most Walks, All Games (4/9 at BAL) Most Stolen Bases, All Games... 3, 6x (last: 7/9 vs. MIL) Hitting Streak, 2017 Season / Current... 17G (Gregorius, 5/28-6/15) / 4G (, 8-/30-current) Walk-off Wins...5 (4/28 vs. BAL, 6/23 vs. TEX, 7/8 vs. MIL, 7/27 vs. TB, 7/29 vs. TB) TEAM PITCHING Most Runs Allowed, Game / Inning...11 (4/28 vs. BAL) / 6, 2x (last: 7/19 at MIN, 2nd inn.) Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game...11 (4/28 vs. BAL) Most Hits Allowed, 9 inn. / All Games....14, 4x (last: 7/7 vs. MIL) / 15 (4/28 vs. BAL) Most Hits Allowed, Inning...6 (5/9 at CIN, 2nd inn.) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game...2, 3x (last: 8/6 at CLE) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game... 4, 4x (last: 8/28 vs. CLE) Most Walks, 9 inn. / All Games... 8, 2x (last: 8/31 vs. BOS) / 10 (5/7 at CHC) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn. / All Games...16, 2x (last: 7/30 vs. TB) / 26 (5/7 at CHC - 18 inn., tied MLB record) Most SB Allowed, All Games... 3, 3x (last: 8/24 at DET) Shutouts....6 (4/4 at TB, 4/27 at BOS, 5/24 vs. KC, 6/3 at TOR, 6/7 vs. BOS, 7/16 at BOS-G1) Complete Games...1 (4/27 at BOS-Tanaka SHO) Walk-Off Losses... 5 (6/13 at LAA, 6/15 at OAK, 6/27 at CWS, 7/14 at BOS, 7/22 at SEA) 2017 INDIVIDUAL BATTING: Runs- 4, 3x (last: T. Frazier, 8/9 at TOR); Hits- 4, 11x (last: Hicks, 8/30 vs. CLE-G2); Doubles- 3 (Hicks, 6/1 at TOR); Triples- 1, 19x (last: Frazier &, 8/22 at DET); HR- 2, 13x (last: Sánchez, 8/22 at DET); RBI- 6, 2x (last:, 6/30 at HOU); BB- 5 (Holliday, 4/9 at BAL); SB- 2, 7x (last:, 8/1 vs. DET). PITCHING: IP in Start- 9.0 (Tanaka, 4/27 at BOS); IP in Relief- 4.2 (Cessa, 7/4 vs. TOR); Hits- 10, 3x (last: Pineda, 6/14 at LAA); Runs- 10 (Severino, 8/12 vs. BOS); ER- 8, 2x (last: Severino, 8/12 vs. BOS); BB- 5, 2x (last: Tanaka, 8/9 at TOR); K- 14 (Tanaka, 7/28 vs. TB); HR- 4 (Tanaka, 5/14 vs. HOU-G2); Pitches- 116 (Severino, 7/31 vs. DET). FIELDING: Errors- 2, 4x (last: Torreyes, 7/14 at BOS). CATCHER S BOX CATCHER ERA INN ER W-L CS SB CS% PB Higashioka Romine Sánchez RUNS BY INNING Scored Allowed PLAYERS USED (50) P (25): RHPs Betances, Cessa, Clippard, Gallegos, Germán, Gray, Green, Heller, Herrera, Holder, Kahnle, Mitchell, Pineda, Robertson, Severino, Tanaka, Warren; LHPs Chapman, García, Layne, Montgomery, Sabathia, Shreve, Smith, Webb; C (3): Higashioka, Romine, Sánchez; INF (14): Andújar, Austin, Bird, Carter, Castro, Choi, Cooper, T. Frazier, Gregorius, Headley, Kozma, Refsnyder, Torreyes, Wade; OF (7): Ellsbury, Fowler, C. Frazier,, Hicks, Judge, Williams; DH (1): Holliday STARTS BY POSITION PLAYER C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Andújar Austin Bird Carter Castro Choi Cooper Ellsbury Fowler C. Frazier T. Frazier Gregorius Headley Hicks Higashioka Holliday Judge Kozma Refsnyder Romine Sánchez Torreyes Wade Williams Games with no DH: STARTS BY BATTING ORDER PLAYER Andújar Austin Bird Carter Castro Choi Cooper Ellsbury Fowler C. Frazier T. Frazier Gregorius Headley Hicks Higashioka Holliday Judge Kozma Refsnyder Romine Sánchez Torreyes Wade Williams Pitchers MULTI-HR GAMES 13x in 2017 / 10x in 2016 Sánchez (2HR) 8/22 at DET (Boyd/Ferrell) Gregorius (2HR) 7/23 at SEA (Gallardo-2x) Judge (2HR) 6/11 vs. BAL (Verrett/Yacabonis) Hicks (2HR) 6/9 vs. BAL (Bundy/Jackson) Sánchez (2HR) 6/8 vs. BOS (Price-2x) Sánchez (2HR) 6/1 at TOR (Estrada-2x) (2HR) 5/30 at BAL (Tillman/Verrett) Holliday (2HR) 5/30 at BAL (Tillman-2x) Judge (2HR) 5/2 vs. TOR (Latos/Grilli) (2HR) 5/2 vs. TOR (Latos-2x) (2HR) 4/29 vs. BAL (Jiménez-2x) Judge (2HR) 4/28 vs. BAL (Gausman-2x) Hicks (2HR) 4/13 vs. TB (Andriese/Cedeño) Last 3HR: A. Rodriguez, 7/25/15 at MIN (off Milone/Perkins) 2017 YANKEES HOME RUNS MOST RECENT HRs GRAND SLAMS AB Since 4x in 2017 / 4x in 2016 Bird 3 8/31/17 vs. BOS (Rodríguez) Castro 103 6/11/17 vs. BAL (Verrett) Gregorius 7/1 at HOU (Harris) Ellsbury 18 8/26/17 vs. SEA (Gallardo) 6/30 at HOU (Hoyt) T. Frazier 33 8/19/17 at BOS (Sale) Judge 5/28 vs. OAK (Triggs) 42 8/20/17 at BOS (Porcello) Ellsbury 4/28 vs. BAL (Nuño) Gregorius 36 8/23/17 at DET (Zimmermann) INSIDE-THE-PARK HRs Headley 11 8/28/17 vs. CLE (Kluber) 0x in 2017 / 0x in 2016 Hicks 33 8/22/17 at DET (VerHagen) Holliday 73 7/15/17 at BOS (Kimbrel) None in 2017 Judge 50 8/16/17 at NYM (Gsellman) Last: Granderson, 8/21/11 at MIN (off Mijares) Kratz 39 6/20/16 w/ PIT vs. SF (Bumgarner) Romine 145 4/29/17 vs. BAL (Nuño) MULTI-HR INNINGS (TEAM) / BACK-TO-BACK HRs Sánchez 7 8/31/17 vs. BOS (Rodríguez) 13x/5x in 2017 / 14x/7x in 2016 Torreyes 91 7/30/17 vs. TB (Faria) Back-to-Back HRs Date/Opp. (Inning) 1st-INNING LEADOFF HRs Headley/Ellsbury 8/12 vs. BOS (9th inn.) 4x in 2017 / 1x in 2016 Sánchez/T. Frazier 8/9 at TOR (2nd inn.) Holliday/Castro/Gregorius* 6/3 at TOR (8th inn.) Castro/Judge 5/14 vs. HOU-G1 (4th inn.) 7/28 vs. TB (Pruitt) Castro/Judge 4/19 vs. CWS (5th inn.) 7/23 at SEA (Gallardo) 5/30 at BAL (Tillman) ** Holliday/Castro/Gregorius went b2b2b** 4/29 vs. BAL (Jiménez) Last 2HR inn.: 8/14 vs. NYM (Hicks/Sánchez, 8th inn.) Last 3HR/4HR inn.: 6/3 at TOR (/Holliday/ PINCH-HIT HRs Castro/Gregorius, 8th inn.) 3x in 2017 / 3x in 2016 Last 2HR inn., indiv.: A. Rodriguez, 10/4/09 at TB (6th inn.) Headley 7/29 vs. TB (Romo) RUNS VIA HR / RUNNERS ON BASE Carter 4/22 at PIT (Rivero) HRs: 190 / Runs: 690 / Runs via HR: 321 (46.5%) Hicks 4/19 vs. CWS (Ynoa) Solo (98): Austin-1, Carter-5, Castro-2, WALK-OFF HRs 3x in 2017 / 5x in 2016 Ellsbury-3, C. Frazier-1, T. Frazier-4, -14, Gregorius-11, Headley-7, Hicks-6, Holliday-8, Judge-20, Romine-1, 7/27 vs. TB (Kittredge) Sánchez-14, Torreyes-1 C. Frazier 7/8 vs. MIL (Knebel) 2-Run (58): Bird-2, Carter-1, Castro-7, Holliday 4/28 vs. BAL (Aquino) Choi-2, Ellsbury-2, C. Frazier-1, T. Frazier-1, -3, Gregorius-7, Headley-2, Hicks-5, Holliday-3, Judge-11, Romine-1, Sánchez-8, Torreyes-2 3-Run (30): Austin-1, Bird-1, Carter-2, Castro-3, Ellsbury-1, C. Frazier-2, -2, Hicks-2, Holliday-5, Judge-5, Sánchez-6 Grand Slams (4): Ellsbury-1, -1, Gregorius-1, Judge : HRs: 183 / Runs: 680 / Runs via HR: 273 (40.1%) 2016: Solo (115) / 2R (50) / 3R (14) / GS (4) YANKEES ON THE D.L. (4) Injury Date Type (Gms Lost) Michael Pineda Right UCL injury 7/14 (retroactive to 7/11) 60-day (48) Clint Frazier Left oblique strain 8/10 (retroactive to 8/9) 10-day (23) Luis Cessa Ribcage injury 8/15 10-day (17) Garrett Cooper Left hamstring tendonitis 8/17 10-day (15) Reinstated from/traded while on D.L. in 2017 (17): Holliday (8/5-8/31, 25G), Bird (5/2-8/26, 103G), Castro (7/22-8/25, 31G), Tanaka (8/10-21, 11G), Sabathia (8/9-19, 10G), Austin (6/29-8/11, 37G), Hicks (6/26-8/9, 39G), Fowler (6/30-traded 7/31, 27G), Castro (6/27-7/14, 13G), Holliday (6/25-7/13, 14G), Warren (6/16-7/3, 17G), Sabathia (6/14-7/3, 19G), Ellsbury (5/25-6/25, 29G), Chapman (5/13-6/18, 33G), Austin (4/2-6/5, 54G), Sánchez (4/8-5/4, 21G), Gregorius (4/2-27, 20G) 2017 Season: 17 players in 21 stints / 2016 Season: 18 players in 18 stints MISCELLANEOUS POSTPONEMENTS/RAIN DELAYS Ppd. (3, all rain)... 4/25 at BOS, 5/13 vs. HOU, 5/26 vs. KC Delays at Start (5)... 5/31 at BAL (0:14, rain); 6/23 vs. TEX (1:42, rain); 6/28 at CWS (0:05, rain); 6/29 at CWS (2:50, rain); 8/2 vs. DET (1:26, rain); Delays In-Game (2)...7/7 vs. MIL (0:51, rain) 8/2 vs. DET (3:11, rain) Games Called Early (0)... None 2016: Ppd. (2) / Delays at Start (6) / Delays In-Game (9) Last Susp. Game: 5/25/11 at MIN - Resumed 5/26/11, 1-0 win REPLAY CHALLENGES (73x IN 2017) NYY Challenges: 35 (25 overturned, 2 confirmed, 8 stand) Opp. Challenges: 29 (14 overturned, 8 confirmed, 7 stand) Umpires: 9 (2 overt d, 4 conf d, 3 stand, 0 rec. keeping) 2016 (71): NYY (19-4-6) / Opp. (21-5-8) / Umps ( ) COMPARISON BY GAME NUMBER Year After Game 134 After Game (2nd, -5.5) - (-, -) (4th, -6.5) (4th, -6.5) (2nd, -1.5) (2nd, -1.5) (2nd, -8.0) (2nd, -9.0) EJECTIONS (11x in 2017) NYY Date/Opp. (Umpire) 8/27 vs. SEA (Everitt) Dellin Betances 8/24 at DET (DeMuth) 8/24 at DET (Torres) Tommy Kahnle 8/24 at DET (Torres) Austin Romine 8/24 at DET (DeMuth) Rob Thomson 8/24 at DET (DeMuth) 7/27 vs. TB (Scheurwater) 5/20 at TB (Barry) Larry Rothschild 5/20 at TB (Barry) Chase Headley 5/12 vs. HOU (Johnson) 5/3 vs. TOR (Welke) 2016: By player (1) / By manager (3) / By coach (2) RECENT MAJOR LEAGUE TRANSACTIONS Aug. 31 Acquired minor league C Erik Kratz from Cleveland in exchange for cash considerations. Sept. 1 Reinstated DH Matt Holliday from the 10-day disabled list recalled RHP Ben Heller, RHP Bryan Mitchell and LHP Jordan Montgomery from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre signed C Erik Kratz to a Major League contract and selected him to the 40-man roster transferred RHP Luis Cessa to the 60-day disabled list.

3 RHP Masahiro Tanaka will make his 26th start of the season today vs. Boston the 28-year-old will pitch on extended five days' rest missed 11 team games on the D.L. with right shoulder inflammation from 8/12 (retroactive to 8/10)-8/22 earned the win on Sunday vs. Seattle, allowing 1ER in 7.0IP (6H, 1BB, 10K, 0HR) is 5-3 with a 2.92 ERA (71.0IP, 57H, 25R/23ER, 13BB, 79K, 8HR, 4HP) over his last 11 starts has recorded at least 8K in seven of his last 13 starts (97K in 81.2IP) is 9-4 with a 3.24 ERA (114.0IP, 94H, 45R/41ER, 20BB, 108K, 15HR) in 17 night starts and 1-6 with a 9.62 ERA (33.2IP, 56H, 37R/36ER, 14BB, 47K, 14HR) in eight day starts won five consecutive starts from 4/14-5/8, tying his career-long streak (5/25-6/17/14) the Yankees are in his 25 starts recorded his 600th strikeout on 8/27 vs. Seattle, becoming the sixth Japanese pitcher to record at least 600 Major League strikeouts his 5.08 career K/BB ratio (600K/118BB) is the second-highest (min IP) in the Modern Era (since 1900), behind Chris Sale (5.11) went 14-4 with a 3.07 ERA (199.2IP, 68ER) in 31 starts in 2016, finishing third in the AL in ERA behind Toronto s Aaron Sanchez (3.00) and Detroit s Justin Verlander (3.04) the 2014 AL All-Star was acquired by the club via the posting system from the Rakuten Golden Eagles of Japan and signed to a seven-year contract on 1/22/14 his contract runs through the 2020 season with an opt-out following the 2017 season. LAST START: Earned his 10th win of the season on Sunday vs. Seattle, allowing 1ER in 7.0IP (6H, 1BB, 10K, 0HR) posted his fourth game with 10-or-more strikeouts this season, the most since his 2014 season (five) allowed an RBI double to Nelson Cruz in the first inning was his first win in a day start this season (1-6 in eight starts). FOUR STRIKES: Is one of three Japanese-born pitchers to earn at least 10 wins in four different Major League seasons (Hideo Nomo-7x, Hiroki Kuroda-5x) and the first to do it over his first four MLB seasons. GETTING BACK ON TRACK: Is 5-3 with a 2.92 ERA (71.0IP, 57H, 25R/23ER, 13BB, 79K, 8HR, 4HP) over his last 11 starts had gone 0-6 with an 8.91 ERA (33.1IP, 33ER) in his previous seven starts has allowed 2ER-or-fewer in four of his last five starts and seven of his last 11 has completed at least 6.0IP in six of his last seven starts and nine of 11 has held opponents to a.218 BA (57-for-262) has recorded at least 8K in seven of his last 12 starts (89K in 75IP). VS. BOSTON: Is 6-4 with a 3.86 ERA (81.2IP, 35ER) in 13 career starts vs. Boston has allowed 3ER-or-fewer in five of his last six starts against Boston (2.61 ERA, 41.1IP). Has faced the Red Sox three times this season, going 1-2 with a 3.32 ERA (21.2IP, 8ER) took the loss on 7/16 at Fenway Park (7.2IP, 8H, 3ER, 0BB, 9K, 1HR) also tossed a three-hit complete-game shutout on 4/27 at Fenway Park (0BB, 3K), the second shutout of his career (also 5/14/14 at the Mets) faced just two batters over the minimum and threw only 97 pitches (72 strikes) marked his fewest hits allowed in a complete game (previously 4H in his other CGSHO on 5/14/14 at the Mets) was the first complete-game shutout by a Yankee at Fenway Park since Mike Mussina on 8/28/02. Is 3-2 with a 4.50 ERA (36.0IP, 18ER) in six career meetings at Yankee Stadium has allowed at least 1HR in each start (9HR total). A BRONX TALE: Is 6-5 with a 3.77 ERA (74.0IP, 31ER) in 12 home starts this season allowed eight of the 31ER on 5/14 (G2) vs. Houston has allowed 1ER-or-fewer in 7-of-12 home starts this season, including each of his last three starts has tossed at least 6.0IP and allowed 1ER-or-fewer in five of his last six home starts, going 3-2 with a 2.01 ERA (40.1IP, 9ER). From 5/14-6/6, lost a career-high three consecutive home starts prior to the streak, had not lost back-to-back starts at home since 8/9-21/15. His loss on 5/14 (G2) vs. Houston snapped a nine-game winning streak at Yankee Stadium (6/24/16-5/2/17) was his longest career winning streak at home was the second-longest winning streak by a starter in current Yankee Stadium history, trailing only CC Sabathia's 16-game winning streak from 7/18/09-9/2/10. Won seven consecutive starts at Yankee Stadium from 8/7/16-5/2/17 was the first Yankees pitcher to win seven consecutive starts at home since Roger Clemens won seven straight starts from 4/29/01-7/23/01. Is (.684) with a 3.42 ERA (326.2IP, 124ER) in 51 career starts at home, the third-highest winning pct. among starters at Yankee Stadium (min. 10 dec.). NIGHT AND DAY: Is 9-4 with a 3.24 ERA (114.0IP, 94H, 45R/41ER, 20BB, 108K, 15HR) in 17 night starts and 1-6 with a 9.62 ERA (33.2IP, 56H, 37R/36ER, 14BB, 47K, 14HR) in eight day starts in 2017 opponents are hitting.222 (94-for-423) at night and.359 (56-for-156) in the day. K ZONE: Has recorded 600K in 100 career starts, the most strikeouts through 100 career games in Yankees history is tied for 20th-most through 100G in Major League history among Yankees pitchers all-time, has the most strikeouts in his first four MLB seasons (second: Andy Pettitte-588K). Has 116K in 99.2IP over his 16 last starts (10.47 K/9.0IP) after recording only 39K in 48.0IP over his first nine turns (7.31 K/9.0IP). Recorded a MLB career-high 14K on 7/28 vs. Tampa Bay was just the second Yankee in franchise history to strike out at least 14 batters in a game without issuing a walk (also Michael Pineda-16K on 5/10/15 vs. Baltimore) is one of three Yankees to have 14-or-more strikeouts in a single game since the start of the 1999 (also Michael Pineda-16K on 5/10/15 vs. Baltimore and CC Sabathia-14K on 7/26/11 vs. Seattle). TODAY'S STARTING PITCHER VS. BOSTON: RHP MASAHIRO TANAKA (10-10, 4.69 ERA) His 11 games with 10K+ are third-most though 100G in Yankees history (Al Downing/Ron Guidry-12 each). GOPHER TROUBLE: Has allowed 29HR in 147.2IP this season, permitting multiple HRs in 8-of-25 turns is tied for eighth-most HR allowed in the Majors has allowed 26HR over his last 20 starts (117.2IP) his 1.77 HR/9.0IP ratio is the eighth-highest among qualifying Major League pitchers 11 of his last 14HR allowed have been solo shots. Did not allow a home run in a season-high three straight starts from 6/23-7/3, his longest such streak since a four-start stretch from 5/21-6/6/15. TANAKA'S 2017 REGULAR SEASON STARTS Date/Opp. Score W/L IP H R ER HR BB K BF NP/S ERA Left Game C 4/2 at TB 3-7 L / Trailing 7-2 GS 4/8 at BAL* 4-5 ND / Leading 4-3 GS/AR 4/14 vs. STL 4-3 W / Leading 4-3 AR 4/19 vs. CWS* 9-1 W / Leading 8-1 AR 4/27 at BOS 3-0 W / CG AR 5/2 vs. TOR* 11-5 W / Leading 8-3 AR/KH 5/8 at CIN 10-4 W / Leading 10-4 GS 5/14 vs. HOU-G L / Trailing 8-0 GS 5/20 at TB* 5-9 L / Trailing 6-3 GS 5/26 vs. OAK 1-4 L / Tied 0-0 AR 5/31 at BAL 4-10 L / Trailing 7-3 AR 6/6 vs. BOS* 4-5 L / Trailing 5-2 GS 6/12 at LAA 5-3 ND / Tied 2-2 AR 6/17 at OAK* 5-2 L / Trailing 5-2 AR 6/23 vs. TEX* 2-1 (10) ND / Tied 0-0 GS 6/28 at CWS 12-3 W / Leading 8-2 GS 7/3 vs. TOR* 6-3 W / Leading 2-1 GS 7/9 vs. MIL 3-5 L / Trailing 5-3 GS 7/16 at BOS-G2 0-3 L / Trailing 3-0 GS 7/22 at SEA 5-6 (10) ND / Trailing 4-3 GS 7/28 vs. TB 6-1 W / Leading 5-1 GS 8/2 vs. DET* 0-2 L / Trailing 2-0 GS 8/9 at TOR* 11-5 ND / Leading 6-3 GS 8/22 at DET* 13-4 W / Leading 11-3 GS 8/27 vs. SEA 10-1 W / Leading 10-1 GS Totals (25GS) w/ G. Sánchez (17GS) w/ A. Romine (9G/8GS) w/ K. Higashioka (1G) * Started after a Yankees loss / bold = season high TANAKA'S CAREER STARTS VS. BOSTON Date/Opp. Score W/L IP H R ER HR BB K BF NP/K ERA Left Game 4/22/14 at BOS 9-3 W / Leading 9-2 6/28/14 vs. BOS 1-2 L / CG 9/27/14 at BOS 4-10 L / Trailing 5-0 4/12/15 vs. BOS 14-4 W / Leading /4/15 vs. BOS 13-3 W / Leading 4-3 9/2/15 at BOS 13-8 W / Leading /30/15 vs. BOS 5-9 (11) ND / Tied 4-4 4/29/16 at BOS 2-4 ND / Tied 2-2 7/17/16 vs. BOS 3-1 W / Leading 3-1 9/15/16 at BOS 5-7 ND / Leading 5-1 4/27/17 at BOS 3-0 W / CG 6/6/17 vs. BOS 4-5 L / Trailing 5-2 7/16/17 at BOS-G2 0-3 L / Trailing 3-0 Totals (13GS) TANAKA VS. BOSTON (CAREER) W-L ERA GS IP H ER All Games At Home TANAKA VS. BOSTON BATTERS AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB SO Benintendi Betts Bogaerts Bradley Jr Davis Holt Leon Moreland Nunez Pedroia Ramirez Vazquez Young TANAKA'S CAREER STATISTICS CAREER HIGHS IP (5x), last on 4/27/17 at BOS H (4x), last on 5/8/17 at CIN R , 5/14/17 vs. HOU-G2 ER , 5/14/17 vs. HOU-G2 BB , 8/9/17 at TOR K , 7/28/17 vs. TB HR (2x), last on 5/14/17 vs. HOU-G2 Pitches , 5/25/14 at CWS 10K Games , last on 8/27/17 vs. SEA (10K) Low-hit CG , on 4/27/17 at BOS CG SHO , last on 4/27/17 at BOS CAREER SPLITS W-L GS IP ER ERA AVG Total Home Road Day Night OPPONENT BATTING 2017 AVG/OBP/SLG AB H HR BB SO Overall.259/.307/ vs. Left.253/.299/ vs. Right.263/.313/ CAREER AVG/OBP/SLG AB H HR BB SO Overall.239/.277/ vs. Left.237/.271/ vs. Right.240/.282/ RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total SUNDAY'S STARTING PITCHER VS. BOSTON: RHP LUIS SEVERINO (11-6, 3.14 ERA) RHP Luis Severino will make his 27th start of the season in Sunday's series finale vs. the Red Sox the 23-year-old will pitch on regular four days' rest took the loss in the Yankees' 6-2 defeat on Monday vs. Cleveland, allowing 4R/3ER in 6.2IP (4H, 3BB, 9K, 3HR) has allowed 1ER-or-fewer in seven of his nine starts since the All-Star Break, going 6-2 with a 2.38 ERA over the stretch (56.2IP, 43H, 21R/15ER, 18BB, 68K, 7HR) leads the AL in ERA and is tied for second in wins since the break.

4 #28 JOE GIRARDI MANAGER The 2017 season is his 10th as manager of the New York Yankees (since 2008) is one of six Yankees managers to lead the team for at least part of 10 different seasons (also Joe McCarthy-16, Joe Torre-12, Casey Stengel-12, Miller Huggins-12 and Ralph Houk-11) owns the sixth-most managerial wins in Yankees history (McCarthy- 1,460, Torre-1,173, Stengel-1,149, Huggins-1,067 Ralph Houk-944. Is the only current manager to lead his team to winning records in each of the last eight seasons ( ) credit: Elias. From , the Yankees had a Major League-best 73.6% success rate on replay challenges (87 challenges, 64 overturned). Has been ejected five times this season (5/3 vs. Toronto, 5/20 at Tampa Bay, 7/27 vs. Tampa Bay, 8/24 at Detroit and Sunday vs. Seattle) has 40 career ejections (37 as a manager, 35 as Yankees manager). Career Managerial Record: Record w/nyy: #33 GREG BIRD 1B Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/2G (2x) Has 2HR and 9RBI in seven games since returning from the D.L. on 8/26. Was 0-for-2 with 1BB in Friday's loss vs. Boston on homestand is 6-for-20 with 3R, 2HR, 7RBI and 3BB in 7G/6GS (5-1B/1-DH) was 1-for-2 with 1R and 2BB in 8/26 win vs. Seattle, his first game since 5/1 vs. Toronto in Game 2 of Wednesday's doubleheader vs. Cleveland, hit three-run HR (#2) in the ninth and drove in all four Yankees runs to tie a career high in RBI (also 8/19/15 vs. Minnesota) hit two-run HR (#3) his second HR in as many games and was 2-for-4 with 3RBI in Thursday's win vs. Boston. Was placed on the 10-day disabled list on 5/2 with a right ankle bruise went on a rehab assignment with Single-A Tampa and Triple-A Scranton/WB from 6/1-14, appearing in 12G before being returned from rehab on 6/15 with a new injury (right knee contusion) was transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 6/29 underwent surgery on 7/18 to remove the os trigonum, a bone in his right ankle began a new rehab assignment on 8/16 with Scranton/WB, batting.423 (11-for-26) with 8R, 2 doubles, 3HR and 6RBI in nine games was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 60-day D.L. on 8/26 missed 103 team games. Missed the entire 2016 season recovering from right shoulder labrum surgery, performed on 2/2/16 by Dr. David Altcheck at The Hospital for Special Surgery the repair was for a reoccurrence of a right shoulder injury sustained in May Made his Major League debut with the Yankees in 2015, batting.261 (41-for-157) with 11HR and 31RBI in 46G led all rookies (min. 125AB) with a AB/HR ratio. Was selected by the Yankees in the fifth round of the 2011 First-Year Draft. Career Bests: 3H (1x); 2HR (1x); 4RBI (2x); 3R (1x); 0SB (N/A); 8G hitting streak 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 3; 2-hit (2), 3-hit (1), 4-hit (0) #14 STARLIN CASTRO INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/9G Was 0-for-4 in Friday's loss vs. Boston on homestand is 8-for-29 with 3R, 3 doubles, 3RBI and 2BB in 7G/6GS (5-2B/1-DH) was 4-for-4 with 2R, 1 double and 1RBI in Sunday's win vs. Seattle, matching his career high in hits (16th time, first since 9/15/16 at Boston). Was placed on the 10-day disabled list from 7/23-8/24 with a right hamstring strain (missed 31 team games) was his second D.L. stint for a right hamstring injury this season (was also placed on the 10-day D.L. from 6/27-7/14 with a right hamstring strain, missing 13 team games) in six rehab games (4GS at 2B, 2GS at DH) with Triple-A Scranton/WB from 8/18-24, hit.333 (8-for-24) with 4R, 1HR and 2RBI. Was named via the Ballot to his fourth career All-Star team (also , '14) and first AL All-Star team (did not play, injured) was his first All-Star nod as a second baseman (the first three were as a shortstop). Of his 12HR this season, 10 have come with runners on base. Career Bests: 4H (16x); 2HR (4x); 6RBI (2x); 4R (1x); 2SB (6x); 14G hitting streak (3x) 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 32; 2-hit (25), 3-hit (6), 4-hit (1) #22 JACOBY ELLSBURY OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/14G Has hit safely in nine of his last 10 starts had a hit in eight straight starts from 8/11-28, batting.323 (10-for-31) with 8R, 2 doubles, 3HR and 10RBI has multiple RBI in six of his last 13GS (since 8/6, 15RBI total) after collecting at least 2RBI in just three of his first 57GS of the season has at least 2RBI four of his last seven home starts and 1HR in three of those starts. Was 1-for-3 in Friday's loss vs. Boston has 10H in last 37AB on homestand is 5-for-21 with 3R, 2 doubles, 6RBI and 1BB in 7G/5GS in CF. Hit solo HR (#5) and was 1-for-4 with 2RBI in 8/12 loss vs. Boston was his first HR since 5/7 at Chicago-NL, snapping a 147AB homerless stretch. Was placed on the 7-day concussion D.L. from 5/25-6/26 (missed 29G). Has reached on catcher's interference 29 times in his career, tying Pete Rose for most in Baseball history credit: Elias. Career Bests: 4H (15x); 2HR (5x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (3x); 5SB (1x); 22G hitting streak 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 12; 2-hit (10), 3-hit (2), 4-hit (0) #29 TODD FRAZIER INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/9G With 21HR in 2017, joins Josh Donaldson as the only two Major League third basemen with at least 20HR in each of the last four seasons ( ). Was 0-for-2 in Friday's loss vs. Boston has 3H in last 26AB on homestand is 3-for-19 with 3R, 1RBI and 3BB in 8G/6GS at 3B snapped an 0-for-16 stretch with an RBI single in the fifth inning of Monday's loss vs. Cleveland. Was acquired by the Yankees with RHPs Tommy Kahnle and David Robertson from Chicago-AL on 7/18 in exchange for RHP Tyler Clippard, LHP Ian Clarkin and OFs Blake Rutherford and Tito Polo was added to the active roster on 7/19. Hit.207/.328/.432 (58-for-280) w 41R, 15 doubles, 16HR, 44RBI and 48BB in 81 games for Chicago-AL this season (67GS at 3B, 12 at DH, 1 at 1B). Has played for the Reds ( ), White Sox ( ) and Yankees (2017). Career Bests: 4H (4x); 2HR (8x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (2x); 2SB (3x); 14G hitting streak 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 19; 2-hit (14), 3-hit (5), 4-hit (0) #11 BRETT GARDNER OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 4G/14G The Yankees are 16-1 when he homers this season has a career-high 20HR, all coming in his last 109G (since 4/29) hit 0HR in his first 18G is the fifth Yankee to hit 20HR from the leadoff spot in a single season (seventh time), the first to do so since Johnny Damon (24) in At 20HR and 18SB this season, is the first Yankee with at least 20HR and 15SB in a single season since Curtis Granderson in 2011 (41HR, 25SB). Was 1-for-4 with 1R and 1 double in Friday's loss vs. Boston has 5H in last 12AB on homestand is 8-for-25 with 3R, 1 double, 3BB, 1SH, 2HP and 2SB in 7GS in LF. 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 (5x); 6RBI (2x); 5R (1x); 3SB (2x); 14G hitting streak (1x) 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 34; 2-hit (26), 3-hit (7), 4-hit (1) YANKEE DOODLES #18 DIDI GREGORIUS SS Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/17G Since 7/18, is batting.309 (51-for-165) with 20R, 10 doubles, 8HR and 22RBI in 42G. Ranks among shortstops this season with a.294 BA (5th MLB, 4th AL), 19HR (T4th MLB, 3rd AL), 62RBI (T7th MLB, T4th AL) and fielding pct. (.986, 3rd MLB, 2nd AL). Was 0-for-4 in Friday's loss vs. Boston has 1H in last 13AB on homestand is 4-for-31 with 1R, 2 doubles, 2RBI, 2BB and 1HP in 8GS at SS. Career Bests: 4H (5x); 2HR (1x); 6RBI (1x); 3R (6x); 1SB (17x); 17G hitting streak 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 39; 2-hit (30), 3-hit (7), 4-hit (2) #12 CHASE HEADLEY INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 2G/6G (2x) Since playing primarily 1B on 7/20, is hitting.315/.399/.516 (39-for-124) with 21R, 10 doubles, 5HR and 15RBI in 39G over his last 68G (since 6/13), is batting.313/.398/.473 (70-for-224) is hitting.333 (19-for-57) off LHP since 6/26. Was 1-for-3 in Friday's loss vs. Boston has 4H in last 12AB on homestand is 5-for-19 with 4R, 1 double, 1HR, 3RBI, 6BB, 1SH, 1SH and 1SB in 7GS (3-1B/3- DH/1-3B) was 0-for-1 with 1R, 2BB and 1SH in 8/26 win vs. Seattle, starting at 3B for just the second time since 7/19. Career Bests: 5H (1x); 2HR (4x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (2x); 3SB (1x); 16G hitting streak (1x) 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 31; 2-hit (24), 3-hit (7), 4-hit (0) #31 AARON HICKS OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/9G Has a career-high 13HR and 48RBI in 81G in 2017 (11HR and 33RBI in 2015 w/ Minnesota) has 13HR in last 76G and 18HR in last 113G (since 8/5/16). Was 0-for-1 in Friday's loss vs. Boston, pinch-hitting for Frazier in the eighth and remaining in the game in RF has 6H in last 10AB on homestand is 8-for-26 with 2R, 1 double and 3BB in 7G/6GS (3-CF/2-RF/1-LF) tied his career high with 4H in Game 2 of Wednesday's DH vs. Cleveland (fifth time, third in 2017). Was placed on the 10-day D.L. from 6/26-8/9 with a right oblique strain (missed 39 team games) combined to start in seven rehab games (4-DH/3-CF) with Triple-A Scranton/WB and Double-A Trenton from 8/2-9, batting.333 (8-for-24). Career Bests: 4H (5x); 2HR (3x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (1x); 1SB (37x); 9G hitting streak 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 19; 2-hit (15), 3-hit (1), 4-hit (3) #17 MATT HOLLIDAY DH Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/8G Did not play in Friday's loss vs. Boston was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 10-day disabled list prior to the game was placed on the D.L. on 8/6 (retro. to 8/5) with a left lumbar strain (missed 25 team games) combined with Single-A Tampa and Triple-A Scranton/WB to bat.229 (8-for-35) with 4R, 1 double and 5RBI in 10 rehab games. Hit game-tying solo-hr (#16) in the ninth and was 1-for-6 with 1BB in 7/16 win at Boston was his second game-tying HR in the ninth inning or later this year ("walk-off" HR in the 10th on 4/28 vs. Baltimore). Was placed on the 10-day disabled list from 6/28-7/13 (retroactive to 6/25) with a viral infection (missed 14 games) went 3-for-8 in two rehab games with Scranton/WB (7/8-9). Has reached the 15HR plateau for the 12th time in his 14 Major League seasons is one of four active Major Leaguers with at least 12 such seasons since 2004 (also Albert Pujols-14, Miguel Cabrera-13 and Adrian Beltre-13). Career Bests: 4H (27x); 2HR (22x); 8RBI (1x); 4R (3x); 2SB (10x); 17G hitting streak 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 20; 2-hit (16), 3-hit (4), 4-hit (0) #99 AARON JUDGE OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 1G/9G Has a team-leading 37HR (T2nd MLB, T1st AL), 99R (4th MLB, 1st AL), 83RBI (9th AL),.412 OBP (6th MLB, 2nd AL),.575 SLG (8th MLB, 1st AL) and 99BB (2nd MLB, 1st AL). Has 24HR in 62G at Yankee Stadium in 2017, tied for the second-most HRs in a single season at the current Yankee Stadium (Curtis Granderson-26HR in 2012 and Mark Teixeira-24HR in 2009). Was 1-for-4 with 1 double and 1RBI in Friday's loss vs. Boston has 4H in last 28AB on homestand is 3-for-22 with 4R, 2 doubles, 1RBI and 6BB in 7G/6GS in RF. Has 99BB this season, establishing a Yankees rookie record surpassed Charlie Keller (81 in 1939) in 8/9 win at Toronto marks the most walks by a rookie since Brooklyn's Jim Gilliam in 1953 (100BB) according to Elias, the rookie record is 106BB by Cleveland's Les Fleming in Is the first Yankee age 25-or-younger with at least 37HR in a season since Roger Maris (39HR at age 25 in 1960) his 37HR are a Yankees rookie record (DiMaggio-29HR in 1936) and tied for fourth-most by a rookie in Major League history: Oakland's Mark McGwire (49HR in 1987), Boston's Wally Berger (38HR in 1930), Cincinnati's Frank Robinson (38HR in 1956) and St. Louis' Albert Pujols (37HR in 2001). Hit his 41st career HR in his 142nd career game (8/16/17), fourth-most though 142G in Major League history (Rudy York-45, Mark McGwire-44, Gary Sánchez-42). Was a first-time All-Star and the fourth Yankee to win a HR Derby (Canó-2011, Giambi-'02, Martinez-'97) his 47HR were most ever by a Yankee in the Derby. Is the first hitter in Baseball history to be at least 6' 7" tall and weigh at least 282lbs. Career Bests: 4H (1x); 2HR (3x); 4RBI (3x); 4R (2x); 1SB (7x); 9G hitting streak 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 33; 2-hit (29), 3-hit (3), 4-hit (1) #36 ERIK KRATZ C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 1G/0G Did not play in Friday's loss vs. Boston was signed to a Major League contract and selected from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre prior to the game will be making his Yankees debut was acquired by the Yankees from Cleveland in exchange for cash considerations on Thursday. In 86 games with Triple-A Columbus this season, hit.270/.359/.472 (76-for-282) with 38R, 16 doubles, 1 triple, 13HR, 37RBI and 32BB. Over parts of seven Major League seasons, has appeared in games with Pittsburgh (2010, '16), Philadelphia (2011'13, '15), Toronto (2014), Kansas City ( ) and Houston (2016) was originally selected by Toronto in the 29th round of the 2002 First-Year Draft. Career Bests: 3H (3x); 2HR (1x); 3RBI (5x); 2R (5x); 0SB; 5G hitting streak (4x) 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 0; 2-hit (0), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0) #27 AUSTIN ROMINE C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/5G (2x) The Yankees are in his 49GS at C since 2016, has hit.325 (26-for-80) w/ RISP. Has not played in last two games has 4H in last 19AB on homestand is 1-for- 9 with 1R in 3G/2GS at C was 0-for-2 in 8/24 loss at Detroit before being ejected by HP umpire Dana DeMuth in the bottom of the sixth for his involvement in fight with Cabrera. Career Bests: 3H (5x); 1HR (7x); 5RBI (1x); 2R (5x); 1SB (2x); 5G hitting streak (2x) 2017 Multi-Hit Games: 7; 2-hit (6), 3-hit (1), 4-hit (0) #24 GARY SÁNCHEZ C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/7G Has 14HR over his last 34G (since 7/27) after hitting 3HR over his previous 30G. Has 24HR and 65RBI in last 75G has 7HR and 18RBI in last 15G and 11HR and 25RBI in last 23. His 28HR are a single-season career high and are most by a catcher since Colorado's Wilin Rosario hit 28HR in 2012 are the most homers by a Yankees catcher since Jorge Posada in 2003 (career-high 30HR) is tied with Wilin Rosario (28HR in 2012) for most HRs in a single season by a Dominican-born catcher his 77RBI lead all MLB catchers this season. Ranks third in the Majors (second in the AL) with a 3.52 catcher's ERA this season.