Bronx bombers take off! The Yankees team hit three eight points in a single game, and nine hits in a single game made history

The New York Yankees faced the Milwaukee Brewers at home today (30th), and the Yankees will face the "old friend" Nestor Cortes to meet the "big gift", knocking out four home runs in the first inning, and the Yankees relied on the whole team to hit the league's second-highest record nine home runs, including Yankees captain Aaron Judge contributed eight points to three hits in a single game, and the bombardment was indiscriminately 20-9 to defend the home victory.

Cortes, who switched from the Yankees to the Brewers in the offseason, returned to his old club's home court for the first time today, but he didn't expect to be given a meeting gift in the first game, Paul Goldschmidt grabbed the first ball and immediately started to hit, and the next Bat Cody Bellinger also grabbed the first ball and then made up for a home run, and then the next Judge also handled it by comparison, three goals and three home runs, and I thought that the "fireworks" in the first game would be over, but I didn't expect Austin Wells added a home run, and the Yankees opened the game with four hits to set a new all-time record.

Cortes was hit a home run by Anthony Volpe in 2 shots, and Cortes only threw 2 innings in this game, and was knocked out of 6 hits, 5 of which were home runs and 8 points, and 5 saves and 2 strikeouts, and left the game in the 3rd inning.

The crazy Yankees scored another 6 points on 3 thanks to Judge's slam run and Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s home run, originally thought that this was the end of the fireworks show, Oswald Peraza made up a two-point shot with 7 "icing on the cake", and the Yankees scored 20 points with nine home runs in the final game, including nine hits in a single game, successfully tying the 1999 Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies game, setting a record for the first time in 26 years.

Judge, who has at least three three-shot games in his career, became the fourth player in Yankee history, and he said in a post-game interview: "We have a mission on us, and a lot of people are disappointed with what happened to us last year, including myself, so we want to prepare ourselves from now on."