Players and managers were able to get used to ABS during spring training, but Opening Day will likely be the first time many fans experience the system.

A lot of things have already happened in Major League Baseball. But on Thursday, Carson Benge and Munetaka Murakami and JJ Wetherholt did something that had never before been done in MLB history.

It's the first time the Yankees have scored five or more runs in an inning on Opening Day since 2006, when they had a seven-run inning against the Oakland Athletics.