Yankees outfielders Tyler Austin and Aaron Judge accomplished something that no other pair of players has in MLB history on Saturday.
The two became the first pair of players to hit back-to-back home runs in their first major league at-bats, as the Yankees took on the Rays at home in Yankee Stadium.
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First up was Austin, who managed to squeeze his over the right field wall.
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It was Judge who sealed history for the players, though, when he launched a 457-foot bomb over the center field wall — the longest since Alex Rodriguez hit a 460-footer in the Bronx back in 2011.
Austin and Judge were just called up, likely to coincide with A-Rod's final home game on Friday.
An impressive feat, made even more impressive by the fact it came from the storied Yankees organization.