against the Orioles at Camden Yards. Three slugfests by the Bombers made them break several home run records in the process. The Yanks started the series by winning their sixth game in a row, 9–6, while setting an MLB record for the most home runs delivered in an away ballpark in a season, at 32. The O's had managed to tie the game in the sixth inning, but Mike Ford hit his first career go-ahead homer in the top eighth to regain the lead, soon after which came Mike Tauchman's second home run of the night. Aroldis Chapman then closed the game with the tying run at the plate. The game was also remarkable because, despite the loss, Baltimore shortstop Jonathan Villar hit for the cycle. Yankees won the series 3–0 (32–12 runs) August 8–11, at Toronto Blue Jays The Yanks and the Jays split a four-game series at Rogers Centre. Yankees tied the series 2–2 (19–19 runs) August 12–14, vs. Baltimore Orioles In their sixth and final encounter of the season, the Yankees swept the Orioles for a fifth time, posting a whopping 17–2 record against their division rivals. The series included a doubleheader on August 12 as a makeup for the game scheduled on May 14, postponed due to inclement weather, resulting in a four-game series. Torres scored a total 13 home runs versus the Orioles, setting a record in the divisional era. Yankees won the series 4–0 (33–21 runs) August 15–18, vs. Cleveland Indians The Yankees and the Indians won two games apiece in a four-game series at Yankee Stadium. Yankees tied the series 2–2 (18–34 runs) August 20–22, at Oakland Athletics The Yankees started a West Coast road trip in bad shape, getting swept by the A's in a three-game series at RingCentral Coliseum. Yankees lost the series 0–3 (9–17 runs) August 23–25, at Los Angeles Dodgers The Yankees and the Dodgers faced each other at Dodger Stadium, in what the media, the fans and many players saw as a possible 2019 World Series matchup preview. The Yankees claimed the series 2–1, something that would give them home-field advantage in the Fall Classic in case both teams finish with the same winning percentage in the regular season. In the third game of the series, a 5–1 win by the New York team, the Yankees homered three times off Clayton Kershaw to set the record for most