Paul Goldschmidt struck a leadoff home run on the first pitch he saw from Milwaukee Brewers starter Nestor Cortes on Saturday, kicking off an offensive onslaught in the Yankees’ 20-9 victory. “It’s tough to start better than that,” Goldschmidt said.

With the Yankees facing their first left-handed starter of the season in Nestor Cortes when they resumed their series against the Brewers, manager Aaron Boone gave his Game 1 lineup an overhaul.

"There's obviously some other really cool games I was lucky to play in," Paul Goldschmidt said. "But I think it's kind of hard to beat your first one."