Jasson Dominguez makes Yankees history with first three-homer game of MLB career

The Martian was really out of this world on Friday night.

Jasson Dominguez crushed three homers for the Yankees on Friday night against the A’s in West Sacramento, Calif., completing the feat with a grand slam in the eighth inning.

He started his big night in the third inning — as a left-handed batter — with a solo blast before crushing another solo shot in the seventh from the right side.

The biggest blow came in the eighth inning with the bases loaded against reliever Elvis Alvarado when he slugged the grand slam into the right-field bullpen at Sutter Health Park.

Jasson Domínguez watches his sacrifice fly during the fifth inning of the Yankees-A’s game on May 9, 2025, in West Sacramento, Calif. AP

Jasson Domínguez celebrates after hitting his second homer
of the night. Getty Images

According to MLB stats guru Sarah Langs, Dominguez, at 22 years old and 91 days, is now the youngest player in Yankees history with a three-homer game.

He also mixed in a sacrifice fly in the fifth, which gave him seven RBIs through eight innings.