Yankees' entire starting lineup combines to set impressive franchise first

The New York Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals 15-1 at Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday, collecting 24 hits in the process. Every starter in the Yankees' lineup recorded at least two hits, marking the first time in franchise history that feat had been accomplished. Amed Rosario led the team with four hits, while five players — Rosario, Trent Grisham, Ben Rice, Anthony Volpe, and Austin Wells — each finished with at least three hits, as pitcher Cam Schlittler was backed by dominant offensive support.