So far, so great
The Yankees have the best start in major league baseball (39-15) in more than two decades. Their ranking in some major categories:
Team ERA: 2.74, first
WHIP: 1.04, first
Opponent average: .210, first
Home runs: 80, first
Slugging percentage: .425, second
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