The 2018 New York Yankees enjoyed a historic and powerful season, finishing with an impressive 100-62 record and securing an American League Wild Card berth. Led by first-year manager Aaron Boone, the team set a then-Major League record with 267 home runs, featuring standout performances from stars like Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. The season was highlighted by a dominant Wild Card victory over the Oakland Athletics and a strong second-place finish in a highly competitive AL East. The 2019 New York Yankees enjoyed a dominant season, finishing first in the AL East with an impressive 103-59 record and clinching their first division title since 2012. Despite facing a record-setting number of injuries, the team’s resilient "Next Man Up" mentality led to a high-powered offense that featured 306 home runs and a postseason sweep of the Minnesota Twins. A five-time All-Star and 2017 NL MVP, Giancarlo Stanton is a powerhouse outfielder and designated hitter for the New York Yankees known for his elite exit velocity and as one of the few players in MLB history to surpass 450 career home runs.