Yankees’ Ben Rice makes 412-foot impression with first spring homer
By Greg Joyce
Published on March 5, 2026.
The New York Yankees' Ben Rice has hit his first spring home run of the year, a 412-footer off Red Sox reliever Justin Slaten. He also made a notable play by making a diving stop to knock down a ground ball from Isiah Kiner-Falefa, which led to a successful double play. The Yankees are set to play against the Twins on Thursday, with Paul Blackburn set to start the game.
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