The New York Yankees scored 13 runs in the third inning during their game against the Athletics on Sunday. According to ESPN, this marked the first time in nearly 21 years that the Yankees have scored 13 runs in a single inning.
MLB reported that the 13-run third inning is tied for the Yankees' biggest inning in 106 years.
ESPN reported that the Yankees' first 12 batters in the third inning reached safely against the Athletics' pitching staff. The outlet described the Athletics' pitching staff as "overwhelmed" during the inning.
The last time the Yankees scored 13 runs in an inning was approximately 21 years ago, according to ESPN's reporting. The 13-run third inning on Sunday matches the franchise's highest-scoring single-inning output in over a century, as noted by MLB.
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