Baseball's longest walk-off home run drought is over. Wednesday night, Yankees top prospect Jasson Domínguez clubbed a walk-off solo homer against the Rangers ( NY 4, TEX 3) to give New York its third straight win, and tenth win in their last 13 games. That helped the Yankees steal a Jacob deGrom vs. Ryan Yarbrough starting pitching matchup.

Phenom Jasson Domínguez crushed a walk-off solo home run to right field off Rangers reliever Luke Jackson in the bottom of the ninth, a moonshot into the second deck in right on a hanging breaking ball. The Yankees had scored in the seventh and eighth innings as well, battling back in the 4-3 comeback victory.

Runs were hard to come by against Rangers righthander Jacob deGrom, the one-time Mets ace. However, the Yankees rode it out, rallied to tie the game in the eighth inning and managed to pull out a 4-3 victory on Jasson Dominguez’s 398-foot, walk-off home run to right in the ninth before 40,359 on a cold, raw night at the Stadium.