What happened: Paul Goldschmidt is currently on pace to become one of the oldest players in Yankees history to record an OPS above .850 and double-digit home runs in a single season. The 38-year-old veteran enters the series against Toronto with an .890 OPS through 42 games, maintaining a production level rarely seen in

Why it matters: Goldschmidt's performance has been a primary catalyst for the Yankees' recent surge to a 41-26 record. By joining a select group that includes Jorge Posada, Carlos Beltrán, and Babe Ruth, he provides the veteran stability New York needs to maintain its lead in the AL East.

What to watch: The Yankees face the Toronto Blue Jays next as Goldschmidt looks to extend his strong June performance.