Dominguez homered in his first at-bat; Wells singled in his. Both off Verlander! Judge hit HR #250, DJ and Stanton also HR'ed in a 6-2 win!
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You know who the last Yankee to homer in his first MLB at-bat was? Guy by the name of Aaron Judge.
Unfortunately, before that, the Yankees with that accomplishment were Tyler Austin (back-to-back in the same inning as Judge!), Andy Phillips, Marcus Thames and John Miller. So, who knows for what this augurs (though I'm hoping we'll be talking in seven years about his 250th home run, just like we're doing with Judge today).
Dominguez got his first hit, a 2R HR. Wells got his first hit. Vasquez had 2 shutout innings. Loaisiga finished it off. Pereira got a double. None of the kids struck out. Without the old September expanded rosters, you get a better feeling what you can expect from these guys.