The 2006 New York Yankees enjoyed a dominant regular season, clinching the American League East title with an impressive 97-65 record. Led by manager Joe Torre and a high-powered offense featuring superstars like Derek Jeter, who finished second in MVP voting, and Robinson Cano, who earned his first All-Star selection, the team notably became the sixth in AL history to score in every inning of a single game during a 17-6 victory over the Blue Jays.