Bronx Bombers Homer Tracker | 08.18.2026

Going Yard: Trent Grisham
Game No.: 125
Opponent: Baltimore
Venue: Camden Yards
Score: New York 3, Baltimore 1
New York Homers | Game: 1
New York Homers | Season: 172
New York Homers | All-Time: 17,687
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 172 home runs.
💣 The total keeps the 2026 Yankees alone at 41st on the franchise’s single-season home run list — with the 1937 and 1938 Yankees tied for 39th at 174.
💣 Heading into tonight’s game, New York was one of three MLB teams that have not hit a grand slam this season. Texas and Milwaukee were the other two teams. San Francisco has hit eight.
💣 Trent Grisham’s home run was the second the Yankees have hit off Shane Baz this season and the 12th of Baz’s career — the most of any opposing team. Baz has allowed 54 career home runs.
💣 New York’s 13 homers against Baltimore this season are the second-most against any opponent. The Yankees have hit 17 against Kansas City.
💣 The solo home run was the Yankees’ 99th of the season. They hit 168 solo blasts a season ago.
💣 New York is 59-35 when hitting at least one home run.

📈 HR/G Percentage: 1.376 [⬇ 0.003 change]
📈 Projected season total: 222; that would tie for the 14th-best total in franchise history, joining the 2011 and 2021 Yankees.

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HOME RUNS
2026: 17
New York: 60
Career: 121

HOME RUN RANKINGS*
All-Time | New York: 60; T74 [Ben Chapman, Anthony Rizzo]
All-Time | MLB: 121; T817 [Mark Canha, Dan Ford, Wayne Gross, Jedd Gyorko, Jimmie Hall, Austin Kearns, Nathaniel Lowe, Jed Lowrie, Keith Moreland, Gary Roenicke]

BRONX BOMBER BYTES
💣 Trent Grisham’s third-inning homer put New York ahead 1-0 — his fourth go-ahead home run of the season and the 38th of his career.
💣 Grisham’s six August homers have come in his last 13 games. He has now hit 36 (29.8%) career blasts in August, his most of any month.
💣 Grisham's 17 home runs tie Aaron Judge and Jazz Chisholm Jr. for second-most on the Yankees.
💣 The solo shot — his ninth of the season — came on an 0-1 changeup. It was his 14th career homer off a changeup (third this season) and his first off an 0-1 count in 2026 (ninth of his career).
💣 Grisham has hit seven home runs against Baltimore (tied for his fourth-most against any opponent), including four at Camden Yards.
💣 Grisham now has two home runs off Orioles starter Shane Baz. The first came April 19, 2025, when Baz was with Tampa Bay — a 379-foot shot on a 1-1 changeup.
💣 Grisham’s 121 career home runs have accounted for 205 runs, including 65 solo blasts.

* 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