Yankees’ Jasson Dominguez makes MLB history with jaw-dropping May feats

New York Yankees outfielder Jasson Dominguez is making headlines across baseball, and for good reason. The rising star just etched his name into MLB history with a stretch of performances never before seen — and he’s only 22.

Dominguez’s recent surge has been nothing short of sensational, showcasing his switch-hitting power while delivering clutch knocks for the Bronx Bombers. In a historic twist, he became the first player ever to achieve a combination in a single month that included a three-homer game, home runs from both sides of the plate in one contest, a grand slam, and a Yankees walk-off home run.

The feat was confirmed by OPTA STATS on X, formerly Twitter, and backed by official MLB data.

“Since the start of May, the @Yankees’ Jasson Domínguez has:

– hit 3 homers in a game

– homered from both sides of the plate in a game

– hit a grand slam

Related New York Yankees NewsArticle continues below

– hit a walk-off homer

He’s the first player in MLB history to accomplish all 4 feats in the same month.”

It all began on May 9th, when Dominguez torched the Athletics with three home runs and seven RBI in a 10-2 blowout. That included a left-handed blast off Osvaldo Bido, a grand slam from the right side against Hogan Harris, and a final dagger in the ninth off Elvis Alvarado.

Then came the dramatic moment on Wednesday. With the Yankees locked in a tight 3-3 game against the Texas Rangers, Dominguez smashed a 398-foot missile into the second deck off Luke Jackson. It was the team’s first walk-off home run since 2022 and another entry in the growing legend of “The Martian.”

Despite going 0-for-3 in the series sweep finale vs. Texas, Dominguez is hitting .250 with 12 hits, 4 home runs, 10 RBIs, and 11 runs scored in 15 games this month.

This month has redefined what’s possible for a young switch-hitter. Fans across the league are taking notice. With power from both sides, clutch ability, and historical accomplishments, Dominguez is showing that the Yankees may have their next superstar.

Related Posts

Why thіѕ Rаngerѕ breаkout ѕtаr needѕ more аttentіon аѕ а Cy Young frontrunner

The Texas Rangers franchise famously does not have a Cy Young winning pitcher. They might have one this year. Mahle has long been a good pitcher, but this year

Ex-teаmmаte аdmіtѕ Cаrdіnаlѕ quіetly ѕolved theіr Pаul Goldѕchmіdt рroblem

The St. Louis Cardinals let veteran first baseman Paul Goldschmidt walk this winter with a backup plan in mind. However, few pundits believed their plan – which

Cubѕ Veterаn Infіelder Electѕ to Leаve Orgаnіzаtіon, Heаd to Free Agency

Veterаn іnfіelder Nіcky Loрez, who wаѕ deѕіgnаted for аѕѕіgnment by the Chіcаgo Cubѕ eаrlіer thіѕ week, went unclаіmed on outrіght wаіverѕ аnd wаѕ ѕent outrіght to Trірle-а…

MLB rumorѕ: Alex Bregmаn reunіon wіth Aѕtroѕ а рoѕѕіbіlіty аѕ раrt of ‘robuѕt’ mаrket

The Houston Astros will be one of many teams in contact with Boston Red Sox third baseman Alex Bregman if he opts out of his contract.

SF Gіаntѕ hаve рrіme oррortunіty to рoаch former Dodgerѕ All-Stаr utіlіty mаn

The Los Angeles Dodgers have released utility man Chris Taylor. He was let go at the same time another long-time Dodger was released. Could the Giants swoop in

Astros’ disastrous Kyle Tucker trade came with a hidden cost

Trading Kyle Tucker was a risky decision that the Houston Astros made. Yes, it definitely made sense to get something for him if they knew he was going to leave