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With 3 Grand Slams in one single game! http://content.usatoday.com/communit...obinson-cano/1 bases-loaded shots were hit three by NNP slam NNP Yankees in one single game[/SIZE][/B] The Brand New York Yankees, no strangers to making history, achieved still another main league first on Thursday by striking three grand slams in one single sport. Russell Martin, Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson each strike bases-loaded longballs in turning that which was once an appropriate Oakland Athletics lead right into a Yankees rout. The A's at one time brought Thursday's sport 7-1, but Granderson's eighth-inning boost off A's crusher Bruce Billings gave the Yankees a 21-8 guide and their historical next throw. For the heck of it, Andruw Jones adopted with a tape-measure picture off Brian Fuentes for a 22-8 Yankees guide. The Yankees held onto get 22-9. No major league team had ever hit significantly more than two in one single sport, and even the Yankees had never hit two grand slams at Yankee Stadium (some of them) before Cano and Martin unloaded with slams off Rich Harden (in the sixth) and Fautino De Los Santos (in the sixth), respectively. The late-game carnage: Ny batted about in each of the remaining four innings, tallying four works in the fifth and sixth and six each in the eighth and seventh. The Yankees became the very first membership because the Phillies in 2009 to score 22 runs in one single sport. And it absolutely was the absolute most runs the A's had produced since 1955. A's pitchers might never live this down: They threw in the towel 21 strikes. All 22 runs were gained. And probably most egregiously, Oakland pitchers released 13 hikes. Relievers Billings (four walks, six strikes, eight runs in 1 1/3 innings) and Jordan Norberto (one hit, five walks, four runs permitted while saving only two outs) were the largest offenders. Small wonder, then, that the Yankees coaxed three balls within the wall with three men on. "You gotta be very lucky to achieve that. You've surely got to obtain the bases loaded, a lot," supervisor Joe Girardi said. Production was got by "we from every where within our lineup." Martin had the day of days, heading 5-for-5 with six RBI and two home runs, the 2nd only solo shot in the next. His starters were subbed out by girardi liberally, to the stage that his 2nd baseman for the underside of the ninth was catcher/DH Jorge Posada. The ultimate out of the overall game arrived when Posada fielded a from A's rookie Anthony Recker and, from about 30 feet, gunned a place to first base that Nick Swisher made out deftly. It seemed a completely ridiculous conclusion to a time in the Bronx.