Ben Rice has set a New York Yankees postseason record with a stunning power display, launching multiple home runs in a single playoff game. The young slugger’s performance helped the Yankees take control of their series on a memorable night at the stadium.

Rice became the first player in Yankees history to hit three home runs in one postseason game. His second blast travelled deep into the right-field stands and brought the sell-out crowd to its feet. The Yankees dugout poured onto the steps after the third one cleared the wall.

The 27-year-old has been a revelation this season. After fighting for a roster spot in spring training, he earned regular playing time with his left-handed power and patient approach at the plate. Managers across the league have praised his quick adjustment to big-league pitching.

The Yankees now look to close out the series. If Rice stays hot, their October run could get very interesting.