2022 New York Yankees

The final standing	Lost the ALCS to the Houston Astros.
Regular-season record	99–63 (.611)
Post-season record	3-6
Divisional rank	No. 1 in AL East
ALDS record and opponent	Won 3-2 vs. Cleveland Guardians
AL rank	No. 2
ALCS record and opponent	Lost 0–4 vs. Houston Astros
World Series record and opponent	Didn’t play
Manager	Aaron Boone
Captain	–
Top batter	Home run: Aaron Judge (62), Anthony Rizzo (32), and Giancarlo Stanton (31) BA: Aaron Judge (.311), Matt Carpenter (.305), DJ LeMahieu/Isiah Kiner-Falefa (.261), Oswald Peraza (.306 in 18 games) Run: Aaron Judge (133), Anthony Rizzo (77), DJ LeMahieu (74) RBI: Aaron Judge (131), Giancarlo Stanton (78), and Gleyber Torres (76)
Top pitcher/ (W-L, ERA)	Nestor Cortes Jr.: 12-4, 2.44Gerrit Cole: 13-8, 3.50Jameson Taillon: 14-5, 3.91Luis Severino: 7-3, 3.18
Attendance record	3,136,207 (1st of 15)

2022 New York Yankees season: A Brief Summary

The 2022 New York Yankees season was a tumultuous journey, marked by soaring highs and challenging lows that left fans on the edge of their seats. The team burst out of the gates, drawing early comparisons to the legendary 1998 squad, with Aaron Judge‘s pursuit of the American League’s single-season home run record capturing the hearts of fans. The culmination of Judge’s quest, marked by his 62nd home run on October 4th, added a historic touch to the season.

However, the 2022 New York Yankees’ momentum took a hit as injuries and underperformance disrupted their incredible pace. Despite these challenges, the team managed to clinch the American League East division title and earn a spot in the ALCS. The disappointment of falling to the Houston Astros in the postseason was palpable, but the Yankees fought valiantly until the end.

Throughout the 2022 New York Yankees season, standout performances from key players such as Gerrit Cole, Aaron Judge, Anthony Rizzo, Giancarlo Stanton, and Joey Gallo kept the fans engaged. The bullpen, anchored by Clay Holmes, Wandy Peralta, Lucas Luetge, and Aroldis Chapman, added strength to the team’s overall performance.

One of the defining moments for the 2022 New York Yankees was Judge’s pursuit of the single-season home run record, creating an electric atmosphere that resonated with fans. The team’s resilience and determination, evident in their celebration of the division title, left a lasting impression on the emotional rollercoaster of the 2022 season.

Despite setbacks, the 2022 New York Yankees showcased their strength, finishing the season with a commendable record of 99-63. Individual players like Gleyber Torres, Jameson Taillon, Nestor Cortes Jr., and others played crucial roles in the team’s success. The season also saw the emergence of promising young talents like Oswaldo Cabrera and Oswald Peraza, providing a glimpse into the Yankees’ future.

As fans reflect on the 2022 New York Yankees’ season, the disappointment of not clinching the World Series is tempered by pride in the team’s accomplishments. Aaron Judge’s remarkable achievements, the resilience of the roster, and the promising prospects for the future leave Yankees fans eagerly anticipating what lies ahead for the Bronx Bombers.

Most memorable game for the 2022 New York Yankees

The defining moment of the 2022 New York Yankees season, etched into the annals of baseball history, was undoubtedly Aaron Judge’s pursuit and ultimate breaking of Roger Maris’ 61 home runs. The season-long narrative, building with each powerful swing, culminated in a moment that transcended the sport. As Judge stepped up to the plate on that fateful October 4th day, the anticipation in the air was palpable. The crack of the bat echoed through Arlington as Judge launched the ball into the stands, claiming his place as the new American League home run king with his 62nd blast.

The significance of this achievement extended beyond the confines of Yankee Stadium. Aaron Judge’s record-breaking feat not only surpassed Maris’ iconic mark but also solidified his status as a baseball legend. The pursuit of history brought fans together, creating an emotional connection that resonated far beyond the realm of sports. The image of Judge rounding the bases, celebrating with teammates, and acknowledging the roaring crowd became an indelible snapshot of the 2022 New York Yankees season.

In recognition of his exceptional year, Judge was honored with the prestigious AL Hank Aaron Award, a fitting tribute to his offensive prowess. The award acknowledged his outstanding achievements with the bat, underlining his impact on the game. Furthermore, Judge’s remarkable season culminated in the ultimate individual accolade – the AL Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. The combination of statistical dominance, leadership on the field, and the historic home run chase made Judge the undisputed MVP of the American League in 2022.

2022 New York Yankees season in videos

2022 New York Yankees: ALDS result

Yankees 3−2 Guardians

#	Date	Opponent	Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 11	Guardians	Yankee Stadium	4–1	Cole (1−0)	Quantrill (0−1)	—	47,807	1–0
2	October 14	Guardians	Yankee Stadium	2–4 (10)	Clase (1–0)	Taillon (0–1)	—	47,535	1–1
3	October 15	@ Guardians	Progressive Field	5–6	Morgan (1–0)	Schmidt (0–1)	—	36,483	1–2
4	October 16	@ Guardians	Progressive Field	4–2	Cole (2–0)	Quantrill (0–2)	Peralta (1)	36,728	2–2
5	October 18	Guardians	Yankee Stadium	5–1	Cortes Jr. (1–0)	Civale (0–1)	—	48,178	3–2

2022 New York Yankees: ALCS result

Yankees 0–4 Astros

#	Date	Opponent	Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 19	@ Astros	Minute Maid Park	2–4	Verlander (1–0)	Schmidt (0–2)	Pressly (2)	41,487	0–1
2	October 20	@ Astros	Minute Maid Park	2–3	Valdez (1–0)	Severino (0–1)	Pressly (3)	41,700	0–2
3	October 22	Astros	Yankee Stadium	0–5	Javier (1–0)	Cole (2–1)	—	47,569	0–3
4	October 23	Astros	Yankee Stadium	5–6	Neris (2–0)	Loaisiga (0–1)	Pressly (4)	46,545	0–4

World Series result

(Didn’t play)

2022 New York Yankees roster

Name	Age		B	T	Ht	Wt	DoB	Yrs	G	GS	WAR	Salary
Albert Abreu	26	do DO	R	R	6′ 2″	190	Sep 26, 1995	3	22	0	0.2
Miguel Andujar	27	do DO	R	R	6′ 0″	211	Mar 2, 1995	6	27	24	0.2	$1,300,000
Harrison Bader	28	us US	R	R	6′ 0″	210	Jun 3, 1994	6	14	12	-0.1
Anthony Banda	28	us US	L	L	6′ 2″	221	Aug 10, 1993	6	2	0	-0.1
Manny Banuelos	31	mx MX	R	L	5′ 10″	215	Mar 13, 1991	3	4	0	0.1
Luke Bard	31	us US	R	R	6′ 3″	200	Nov 13, 1990	4	1	0	0
Jacob Barnes	32	us US	R	R	6′ 2″	231	Apr 14, 1990	7	1	0	0.1
Andrew Benintendi	27	us US	L	L	5′ 9″	180	Jul 6, 1994	7	33	31	0.7
Rob Brantly	32	us US	L	R	6′ 0″	190	Jul 14, 1989	8	1	1	0
Zack Britton	34	us US	L	L	6′ 1″	200	Dec 22, 1987	12	3	0	-0.1	$14,000,000
Oswaldo Cabrera	23	ve VE	B	R	5′ 11″	200	Mar 1, 1999	1st	44	41	2
Matt Carpenter	36	us US	L	R	6′ 4″	210	Nov 26, 1985	12	47	35	2.4
Miguel Castro	27	do DO	R	R	6′ 7″	201	Dec 24, 1994	8	34	0	-0.3
Aroldis Chapman	34	cu CU	L	L	6′ 4″	235	Feb 28, 1988	13	43	0	-0.2	$16,000,000
Gerrit Cole	31	us US	R	R	6′ 4″	220	Sep 8, 1990	10	33	33	2.5	$36,000,000
Nestor Cortes	27	cu CU	R	L	5′ 11″	210	Dec 10, 1994	5	28	28	4.3
Josh Donaldson	36	us US	R	R	6′ 1″	210	Dec 8, 1985	12	132	125	2.3	$21,750,000
Scott Effross	28	us US	R	R	6′ 2″	202	Dec 28, 1993	2	13	0	0.4
Estevan Florial	24	do DO	L	R	6′ 1″	195	Nov 25, 1997	3	17	9	-0.5
Joey Gallo	28	us US	L	R	6′ 5″	250	Nov 19, 1993	8	82	67	0	$10,275,000
Domingo Germán	29	do DO	R	R	6′ 2″	181	Aug 4, 1992	5	15	14	0.7	$1,750,000
Luis Gil	24	do DO	R	R	6′ 2″	185	Jun 3, 1998	2	1	1	-0.2
Chi Chi González	30	us US	R	R	6′ 3″	210	Jan 15, 1992	6	1	1	0.1
Marwin Gonzalez	33	ve VE	B	R	6′ 1″	205	Mar 14, 1989	11	86	54	0.8
Chad Green	31	us US	L	R	6′ 3″	215	May 24, 1991	7	14	0	0.1	$4,000,000
Shane Greene	33	us US	R	R	6′ 4″	200	Nov 17, 1988	9	1	0	-0.1
Ronald Guzmán	27	do DO	L	L	6′ 5″	235	Oct 20, 1994	5	3	1	-0.2
Aaron Hicks	32	us US	B	R	6′ 1″	205	Oct 2, 1989	10	130	110	1.6	$10,785,714
Kyle Higashioka	32	us US	R	R	6′ 1″	202	Apr 20, 1990	6	83	72	0.6	$935,000
Clay Holmes	29	us US	R	R	6′ 5″	245	Mar 27, 1993	5	62	0	1.3	$1,100,000
Aaron Judge	30	us US	R	R	6′ 7″	282	Apr 26, 1992	7	157	153	10.6	$19,000,000
Isiah Kiner-Falefa	27	us US	R	R	5′ 11″	190	Mar 23, 1995	5	142	135	3	$4,700,000
Michael King	27	us US	R	R	6′ 3″	210	May 25, 1995	4	34	0	1.9
DJ LeMahieu	33	us US	R	R	6′ 4″	220	Jul 13, 1988	12	125	116	3.7	$15,000,000
Jonathan Loáisiga	27	ni NI	R	R	5′ 11″	165	Nov 2, 1994	5	50	0	-0.5	$1,650,000
Tim Locastro	29	us US	R	R	6′ 1″	200	Jul 14, 1992	6	38	10	-0.2	$900,000
Lucas Luetge	35	us US	L	L	6′ 4″	205	Mar 24, 1987	6	50	0	0.7	$905,000
Ron Marinaccio	26	us US	R	R	6′ 2″	205	Jul 1, 1995	1st	40	0	1.2
David McKay	27	us US	R	R	6′ 3″	205	Mar 31, 1995	3	2	0	0.1
Frankie Montas	29	do DO	R	R	6′ 2″	255	Mar 21, 1993	7	8	8	-0.7
Jordan Montgomery	29	us US	L	L	6′ 6″	228	Dec 27, 1992	6	21	21	0.9	$6,000,000
Wandy Peralta	30	do DO	L	L	6′ 0″	227	Jul 27, 1991	7	56	0	1.1	$2,150,000
Oswald Peraza	22	ve VE	R	R	6′ 0″	200	Jun 15, 2000	1st	18	14	0.5
Anthony Rizzo	32	us US	L	L	6′ 3″	240	Aug 8, 1989	12	130	124	2.3	$16,000,000
Clarke Schmidt	26	us US	R	R	6′ 1″	200	Feb 20, 1996	3	29	3	0.8
JP Sears	26	us US	R	L	5′ 11″	180	Feb 19, 1996	1st	7	2	0.5
Luis Severino	28	do DO	R	R	6′ 2″	218	Feb 20, 1994	7	19	19	1.6	$11,500,000
Giancarlo Stanton	32	us US	R	R	6′ 6″	245	Nov 8, 1989	13	110	103	0.7	$29,000,000
Jameson Taillon	30	us US	R	R	6′ 5″	230	Nov 18, 1991	6	32	32	1.3	$5,800,000
Gleyber Torres	25	ve VE	R	R	6′ 1″	205	Dec 13, 1996	5	140	131	4.1	$6,250,000
Jose Trevino	29	us US	R	R	5′ 10″	215	Nov 28, 1992	5	115	90	2.3
Lou Trivino	30	us US	R	R	6′ 5″	235	Oct 1, 1991	5	25	0	0.7
Ryan Weber	31	us US	R	R	6′ 1″	175	Aug 12, 1990	8	5	0	0.3
Greg Weissert	27	us US	R	R	6′ 2″	235	Feb 4, 1995	1st	12	0	-0.3

2022 New York Yankees additions, transactions, and trades

• November 10: Joely Rodriguez re-signs with the Yankees for a 1-year, $2 million contract in free agency.
• November 19: Acquired first baseman T.J. Rumfield and left-handed pitcher Joel Valdez from the Philadelphia Phillies for right-handed pitcher Nick Nelson and catcher Donny Sands.
• November 30: Gio Urshela re-signs with the Yankees to a 1-year, $6.55 million contract. Domingo German re-signs with the Yankees to a 1-year, $1.75 million contract. Lucas Luetge re-signs with the Yankees to a 1-year, $905,000 contract.
• March 13: Signed outfielder Tim Locastro to a one-year Major League contract. Acquired third baseman Josh Donaldson, shortstop Isiah Kiner-Falefa, and catcher Ben Rortvedt from the Minnesota Twins in exchange for Gary Sánchez and Gio Urshela.
• March 15: Re-signed first baseman Anthony Rizzo to a two-year, $32 million deal with an opt-out after the first year.
• March 18: Acquired pitching prospect Justin Lang from the San Diego Padres in exchange for Luke Voit.
• April 2: Acquired catcher Jose Trevino from the Texas Rangers in exchange for right-handed pitcher Albert Abreu and left-handed pitcher Robert Ahlstrom.
• April 3: Acquired right-handed reliever Miguel Castro from the New York Mets in exchange for left-handed reliever Joely Rodríguez.
• April 4: Acquired right-handed reliever David McKay from the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for cash. Signed second baseman Derek Dietrich to a minor league contract.
• April 6: Signed first baseman Greg Bird to a minor league contract.
• April 19: Signed third baseman Kaleb Cowart to a minor league contract.
• May 13: Signed right-handed starting pitcher Danny Salazar to a minor league contract.
• May 26: Signed right-handed relief pitcher Shane Greene to a minor league contract. Signed infielder Matt Carpenter to a major league contract from the Texas Rangers organization for a $1 million, 1-year deal.
• May 29: Re-signed catcher Rob Brantly to a minor league contract.
• June 3: Acquired first baseman and designated hitter Jake Bauers from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for cash.
• June 24: Re-signed Aaron Judge to a one-year, $19 million contract with additional $250,000 bonuses for winning each of the AL MVP Award and the World Series MVP Award.
• July 28: Acquired outfielder Andrew Benintendi from the Kansas City Royals in exchange for minor league pitchers Chandler Champlain, Beck Way, and TJ Sikkema.
• August 1:
• – Acquired right-handed reliever Scott Effross from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for minor league right-hand pitcher Hayden Wesneski.
• – Acquired right-handed starting pitcher Frankie Montas and right-handed relief pitcher Lou Trivino from the Oakland Athletics in exchange for minor league left-handed pitchers Ken Waldichuk and JP Sears, right-handed pitcher Luis Medina, and second baseman Cooper Bowman.
• August 2: Traded Joey Gallo to the Los Angeles Dodgers for minor league pitching prospect Clayton Beeter. Acquired outfielder Harrison Bader with a player to be named later or cash considerations from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for left-handed starting pitcher Jordan Montgomery.
• August 28: Signed left-handed pitcher Anthony Banda who opted out of his contract with the Seattle Mariners.

Players who moved to a different organization

• Greg Allen: Traded to the Pirates.
• Clint Frazier: Traded to the Cubs.
• Chris Gittens: Signed with the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles (Japanese team).
• Tim Locastro: Traded to the Red Sox.
• Nick Nelson: Traded to the Phillies.
• Andrew Velazquez: Traded to the Angels.
• Rougned Odor: Traded to the Orioles.
• Corey Kluber: Signed with the Rays.
• Tyler Wade: Traded to the Angels.

2022 New York Yankees debuts

• Oswaldo Cabrera: Debut on 08-17-2022 at the age of 23.
• Ron Marinaccio: Debut on 04-09-2022 at the age of 26.
• Oswald Peraza: Debut on 09-02-2022 at the age of 22.
• JP Sears: Debut on 04-13-2022 at the age of 26.
• Greg Weissert: Debut on 08-25-2022 at the age of 27.

2022 New York Yankees team stats (batting)

Pos	Name	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA
C	Jose Trevino	29	115	353	335	39	83	12	1	11	43	2	1	15	62	0.248
1B	Anthony Rizzo*	32	130	548	465	77	104	21	1	32	75	6	5	58	101	0.224
2B	Gleyber Torres	25	140	572	526	73	135	28	1	24	76	10	5	39	129	0.257
SS	Isiah Kiner-Falefa	27	142	531	483	66	126	20	0	4	48	22	4	35	72	0.261
3B	Josh Donaldson	36	132	546	478	59	106	28	0	15	62	2	2	54	148	0.222
LF	Aaron Hicks#	32	130	453	384	54	83	9	2	8	40	10	3	62	109	0.216
CF	Aaron Judge	30	157	696	570	133	177	28	0	62	131	16	3	111	175	0.311
RF	Joey Gallo*	28	82	273	233	32	37	4	1	12	24	2	0	40	106	0.159
DH	Giancarlo Stanton	32	110	452	398	53	84	7	0	31	78	0	0	50	137	0.211
IF	DJ LeMahieu	33	125	541	467	74	122	18	0	12	46	4	3	67	71	0.261
C	Kyle Higashioka	32	83	248	229	27	52	7	0	10	31	0	1	12	52	0.227
UT	Marwin Gonzalez#	33	85	207	184	20	34	7	0	6	18	3	0	14	54	0.185
RF	Oswaldo Cabrera#	23	44	171	154	21	38	8	1	6	19	3	2	15	44	0.247
DH	Matt Carpenter*	36	47	154	128	28	39	9	0	15	37	0	0	19	35	0.305
LF	Andrew Benintendi*	27	33	131	114	14	29	9	1	2	12	4	1	13	25	0.254
LF	Miguel Andujar	27	27	100	96	9	22	2	0	1	8	4	0	3	22	0.229
MI	Oswald Peraza	22	18	57	49	8	15	3	0	1	2	2	0	6	9	0.306
CF	Harrison Bader	28	14	49	46	3	10	3	0	0	9	2	1	2	15	0.217
OF	Tim Locastro	29	38	46	43	13	8	1	0	2	4	8	2	2	7	0.186
OF	Estevan Florial*	24	17	35	31	4	3	0	0	0	1	2	0	3	13	0.097
1B	Ronald Guzmán*	27	3	6	6	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	5	0
C	Rob Brantly*	32	1	3	3	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.333
	Team Totals	30.4	162	6172	5422	807	1308	225	8	254	764	102	33	620	1391	0.241
	Rank in 15 AL teams				10	1	8	13	15	1		4	11	1	10	8

2022 New York Yankees team stats (pitching)

Pos	Name	Age	W	L	W-L%	ERA	G	GS	GF	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	R	ER
SP	Gerrit Cole	31	13	8	0.619	3.5	33	33	0	0	0	0	200.2	154	81	78
SP	Jameson Taillon	30	14	5	0.737	3.91	32	32	0	0	0	0	177.1	168	78	77
SP	Nestor Cortes*	27	12	4	0.75	2.44	28	28	0	1	1	0	158.1	108	44	43
SP	Jordan Montgomery*	29	3	3	0.5	3.69	21	21	0	0	0	0	114.2	103	48	47
SP	Luis Severino	28	7	3	0.7	3.18	19	19	0	0	0	0	102	72	37	36
SP	Domingo Germán	29	2	5	0.286	3.61	15	14	0	0	0	0	72.1	65	31	29
CL	Clay Holmes	29	7	4	0.636	2.54	62	0	32	0	0	20	63.2	45	21	18
RP	Lucas Luetge*	35	4	4	0.5	2.67	50	0	18	0	0	2	57.1	63	19	17
RP	Wandy Peralta*	30	3	4	0.429	2.72	56	0	18	0	0	4	56.1	42	19	17
RP	Jonathan Loáisiga	27	2	3	0.4	4.13	50	0	9	0	0	2	48	43	25	22
RP	Aroldis Chapman*	34	4	4	0.5	4.46	43	0	19	0	0	9	36.1	24	18	18
	Clarke Schmidt	26	5	5	0.5	3.12	29	3	7	0	0	2	57.2	46	23	20
	Michael King	27	6	3	0.667	2.29	34	0	10	0	0	1	51	35	15	13
	Ron Marinaccio	26	1	0	1	2.05	40	0	8	0	0	0	44	22	12	10
	Frankie Montas	29	1	3	0.25	6.35	8	8	0	0	0	0	39.2	46	28	28
	Miguel Castro	27	5	0	1	4.03	34	0	2	0	0	0	29	27	16	13
	Albert Abreu	26	2	2	0.5	3.16	22	0	8	0	0	0	25.2	25	10	9
	JP Sears*	26	3	0	1	2.05	7	2	1	0	0	0	22	14	5	5
	Lou Trivino	30	1	2	0.333	1.66	25	0	7	0	0	1	21.2	18	6	4
	Chad Green	31	1	1	0.5	3	14	0	2	0	0	1	15	13	6	5
	Scott Effross	28	0	0		2.13	13	0	5	0	0	3	12.2	9	4	3
	Greg Weissert	27	3	0	1	5.56	12	0	2	0	0	0	11.1	6	7	7
	Ryan Weber	31	0	0		0.84	5	0	4	0	0	1	10.2	6	1	1
	Manny Banuelos*	31	0	0		2.16	4	0	3	0	0	1	8.1	7	2	2
	Chi Chi González	30	0	0		1.93	1	1	0	0	0	0	4.2	4	1	1
	Luis Gil	24	0	0		9	1	1	0	0	0	0	4	5	4	4
	David McKay	27	0	0		0	2	0	2	0	0	0	2	1	0	0
	Jacob Barnes	32	0	0		0	1	0	1	0	0	0	1.2	2	0	0
	Luke Bard	31	0	0		0	1	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	0	0
	Shane Greene	33	0	0		18	1	0	1	0	0	0	1	1	2	2
	Zack Britton*	34	0	0		13.5	3	0	0	0	0	0	0.2	1	1	1
	Anthony Banda*	28	0	0		40.5	2	0	0	0	0	0	0.2	2	3	3
	Marwin Gonzalez	33	0	0		0	1	0	1	0	0	0	0.1	0	0	0
	Team Totals	29.1	99	63	0.611	3.3	162	162	161	1	1	47	1451.2	1177	567	532
	Rank in 15 AL teams		2	14		2				6	4	4	2	2	2	2

Record vs. opponents/ 2022 New York Yankees splits

Opponent (Games)	Won	Lost	WP
Baltimore Orioles (19)	12	7	0.632
Boston Red Sox (19)	13	6	0.684
Chicago Cubs (3)	3	0	1.000
Chicago White Sox (7)	4	3	0.571
Cincinnati Reds (3)	1	2	0.333
Cleveland Guardians (6)	5	1	0.833
Detroit Tigers (6)	5	1	0.833
Houston Astros (7)	2	5	0.286
Kansas City Royals (7)	6	1	0.857
Los Angeles Angels (6)	4	2	0.667
Milwaukee Brewers (3)	1	2	0.333
Minnesota Twins (7)	5	2	0.714
New York Mets (4)	2	2	0.500
Oakland Athletics (7)	5	2	0.714
Pittsburgh Pirates (4)	3	1	0.750
Seattle Mariners (6)	2	4	0.333
St. Louis Cardinals (3)	0	3	0.000
Tampa Bay Rays (19)	11	8	0.579
Texas Rangers (7)	4	3	0.571
Toronto Blue Jays (19)	11	8	0.579

2022 New York Yankees monthly records

Split	W	L	RS	RA	W-L%
April	15	6	100	61	.714
May	19	9	129	89	.679
June	22	6	155	84	.786
July	13	13	167	110	.500
August	10	18	101	113	.357
September	17	8	134	95	.680
October	3	3	21	15	.500

2022 New York Yankees All-Stars

• Aaron Judge
• Nestor Cortes Jr.
• Giancarlo Stanton
• Jose Trevino
• Gerrit Cole
• Clay Holmes

Awards and Honors

• Aaron Judge made history by breaking Roger Maris’ 61 home run record, chasing down a historic milestone in the 2022 season.
• The Yankees became the Rawlings Gold Glove Award Team winners, the third team to receive the award after the Cleveland Guardians in 2020 and the Houston Astros in 2021.
• Two Yankees players were awarded Gold Gloves: DJ LeMahieu and catcher Jose Trevino, who also won the Platinum Glove Award for the 2022 season.
• Aaron Judge won the American League Most Valuable Player award.
• Aaron Judge won the Players Choice Awards for the American League’s Outstanding Player and the overall Outstanding Player award for 2022.
• DJ LeMahieu and Jose Trevino both won the American League Gold Glove awards.
• Aaron Judge won the American League Silver Slugger Award and the American League Hank Aaron Award.
• Giancarlo Stanton won the All-Star Game MVP award.
• The Yankees won the AL East crown.

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