The New York Yankees broke an MLB record by hitting a home run in their 28th straight game on Tuesday.
During the first inning against the Toronto Blue Jays, DJ LeMahieu hit a leadoff homer to set the new league record. The Yankees passed the Texas Rangers, who went deep in 27 straight games in 2002.
New York's run of consecutive homers started on May 26 in Kansas City. Since then, 12 different Yankees have hit home runs. Catcher Gary Sanchez homered eight times, leading the charge for the Yankees.
The Yankees previously set a single-season record with 267 home runs in 2018.