The Yankees do something no team has ever done, the Braves mount a huge comeback, a shrimp alert in Detroit and more from Tuesday's MLB action.

The Yankees took care of business in last night’s series opener against the Nationals, ninth inning notwithstanding. It’s officially at least a minor winning streak after a rough rivalry weekend. Now Luis Gil will try to make it three in a row while getting back in the strike zone and the left column against struggling southpaw Mackenzie Gore.

The Yankees offense was overmatched again by Brayan Bello — as well as Aroldis Chapman, who closed out the game in the ninth.

Needing to play a much cleaner brand of baseball, the Nationals returned to Yankee Stadium trying to put last night’s disastrous loss behind them.Although they gave themselves more opportunities to hang with the Bronx Bombers,

New York finished with five home runs Wednesday night and 14 in the series sweep of the Rays, tying a major league record (Reds, 1999) for most homers in a two-game series.

The Red Sox drew first blood in a massive series at Yankee Stadium, grabbing a win behind more clutch offense by Nathaniel Lowe.

The Rangers beat the Yankees with a massive walk-off homer, Lars Nootbar made a rally-killing catch, the Blue Jays left a crater where the Rockies used to be and more from Monday's MLB action.

New York Yankees center fielder Trent Grisham enjoyed his second multi-homer game in the last five games, helping the Yankees to a 7-2 defeat of the Boston Red

After hitting just two home runs in their first three losses vs. the Red Sox in this series, the Yankees clubbed four homers in Sunday's 7-2 win.