Bronx Bombers Homer Tracker | 08.12.2026

Going Yard: Trent Grisham
Game No.: 120
Opponent: Seattle
Venue: Yankee Stadium
Score: New York 10, Seattle 5
New York Homers | Game: 2
New York Homers | Season: 169
New York Homers | All-Time: 17,684
Season’s Longest: 456 feet [Aaron Judge, off Yusei Kikuchi, Los Angeles Angels, Yankee Stadium, April 13]

BRONX BOMBER BYTES
💣 New York ranks second in the majors and first in the American League with 169 home runs.
💣 The total keeps the 2026 Yankees alone at 41st on the franchise’s single-season home run list. The 1937 and 1938 Yankees are tied for 39th with 174.
💣 This season, the Yankees have hit 87 homers at Yankee Stadium and 112 at night.
💣 New York is 41-5 when hitting two or more home runs.
💣 Trent Grisham’s fifth-inning home run was the 97th solo shot New York has hit this season, its 29th first-pitch home run (the most productive count), and its 21st in the fifth inning. It was also the 50th hit while the Yankees trailed.
💣 Grisham’s second homer was the Yankees' 50th this year with one runner on base, their 18th on a 1-1 count, and their 21st in the eighth inning.
💣 The Yankees have totaled 25 two-homer games this season.
💣 New York has hit 25 home runs from the leadoff position this season, second only to the No. 2 spot in the order (29).

📈 HR/G Percentage: 1.408 [⬇ 0.007 change]
📈 Projected season total: 228; that would be the 13th-best total in franchise history.

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HOME RUNS
2026: 15
New York: 58
Career: 119

HOME RUN RANKINGS*
All-Time | New York: 58; T77 [Earle Combs, Jim Leyritz]
All-Time | MLB: 119; T830 [Zeke Bonura, Mickey Cochrane, Gavy Cravath, Rusty Greer, Frankie Hayes, Martin Maldonado, Jay Payton, Brent Rooker, Scott Spiezio, Robby Thompson]

BRONX BOMBER BYTES
💣 Trent Grisham’s solo home run in the fifth inning pulled the Yankees to within 5-4 and his second homer in the eighth increased their lead to 10-5. The two-homer game was the eighth of his career and second this season. He hit two against the Angels on April 13.
💣 The home runs were Grisham’s third and fourth in August, tying him for his most-productive month of the season. He hit four in April. Since he joined the Yankees, August has been his most productive home run month. He has now hit 15 in August, followed by 13 in April.
💣 For his career, Grisham has hit 34 home runs in August — 12 more than his second-most productive month, April (22).
💣 Grisham became the 61st batter to homer off Seattle starting pitcher Bryce Miller, who has given up six homers to New York — tied with Minnesota for the second-most allowed to any team against him. Miller has allowed eight to Texas.
💣 The blast off Miller was Grisham’s 63rd career solo home run.
💣 The at-bat was Grisham’s 58th this season where he put the first pitch in play. He is 20-for-58 (.345) on initial pitches with 10 extra-base hits — including two homers. It was the 10th first-pitch homer of his career.
💣 Grisham's first homer was his 17th off a sinker — followed by an 18th off Nick Davila later in the game. At 364 feet, the first drive was tied for his 19th-shortest career homer (his shortest: a 334-foot shot off Cade Cavalli on Aug. 27, 2025).
💣 The two-run homer off Davila was Grisham’s 33rd career two-run home run. It came on a 1-1 pitch, the 17th of his career on that count — his most productive. It was also his 19th home run hit in the eighth inning, his most productive frame.
💣 The home runs were his fifth and sixth against Seattle, while Miller and Nick Davila became the 98th and 99th pitchers he has homered off.

* Note: Rankings are current through the completion of the previous day's MLB schedule and do not reflect changes made by other active players (listed in italics) on game day.

Sources: MLB.com | Baseball Reference \ Statcast | New York Yankees | Independent research