NEW YORK -- Tyler Austin and Aaron Judge wasted no time in making an impact on the New York Yankees on Saturday, becoming the first teammates to hit home runs in the first at-bats of their major league debuts in the same game.And the Baby Bombers did it back-to-back in a five-pitch span against Tampa Bay.Called up before the game as part of the Yankees youth movement, Austin batted seventh and sliced Matt Andrieses 2-2 fastball to the opposite field in the second inning. The 331-foot drive down the right-field line landed in the first row over the short porch, about 3 feet fair.Judge drove a 1-2 change-up 446 feet, a shot off the railing above a sports bar in center field and into the netting above Monument Park.Only once before had two players homered in the first at-bat of their debuts in the same game, and they were on opposing teams: Brooklyns Earnie Koy and the Phillies Heinie Mueller in the first inning at Philadelphias Baker Bowl on April 19, 1938.New York started a pair of players making their big league debuts for the first time since center fielder Jim Lyttle and catcher John Ellis against the California Angels on May 17, 1969.Judge had just ordered a postgame midnight meal with his parents in Rochester when Scranton/Wilkes-Barre manager Al Pedrique walked up to his table at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que and told him about the call-up. So after a bacon burger and mac and cheese, the 24-year-old first baseman drove through the night with mom and dad, arriving at a Parsippany, New Jersey, hotel around 6 a.m.It was kind of a shock, said Judge, who at first thought Pedrique was kidding.Austin, also 24, had gotten his news earlier Friday. When his flight was canceled, the Yankees sent a car service to take him on the 5-hour drive.New York made the roster moves as it released 41-year-old Alex Rodriguez. And in a coincidence that highlighted the generational change, Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada and Bernie Williams were at Yankee Stadium for a 20th anniversary celebration of the 1996 World Series championship team, the start of a dynasty that would win four titles in five years.Im excited to see all these guys that I watched on TV in October, Judge said.Manager Joe Girardi noticed the parallels.I think its good for them to be here today to see that these guys were young, these guys performed at a high level and they had a long run. Lets go do the same thing, the manager said.Receiving their first recognition from the Bleacher Creatures in the game-opening roll call, they joined 23-year-old catcher Gary Sanchez, who entered the game hitting .357 (10 for 28) with three doubles, a home run and four RBI since he was brought up Aug. 3.Girardi said Judge, a burly 6-foot-7 and 275 pounds, will be the regular right fielder. Austin will share time at first with Mark Teixeira and also DH.General manager Brian Cashman planned to bring up Austin and added Judge once it became clear following Friday nights game that Brett Gardner would be sidelined for several days after getting hit by a pitch above the right ankle.I figured Judge, being his first call-up, hes not going to sleep anyway, Cashman said. Thank God hes young, because if that was me, I would be a zombie right now.Austin got action two pitches in, gloving the throw from shortstop Didi Gregorius on Logan Forsythes grounder. Judge caught the final out of the first, stretching with his left arm to snag Evan Longorias flyout and then bracing himself with both hands as he hit the padded right-field wall.Austin, who also plays corner outfield and third base, was batting seventh and Judge hit eighth. A 13th-round draft pick in 2010, Austin suffered a wrist injury that slowed his career. After a poor 2015, he was designated for assignment Sept. 1, giving other teams a chance to claim him off waivers.He remained with the Yankees and after playing in the Arizona Fall League and Venezuelan Winter League, he started this year at Double-A Trenton and was promoted to Scranton on June 4.Austin didnt know for sure he would start until he saw the lineup posted in the Yankees clubhouse.Its been a bumpy road for sure, he said. Im just excited to be here. At the beginning of the year, I honestly didnt think that I would be.Cashman wouldnt rule out more veterans leaving by the start of next season, opening more opportunities.Its always in the best interest to be open-minded and listen, he said. I wouldnt say anybody is untouchable.Game notes RHP Ben Heller was optioned to Scranton. ... Gardner said X-rays were negative. ... RHP Conor Mullee was transferred to the 60-day DL following surgery Tuesday to repair ulnar nerve decompression surgery in his right elbow. ... 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With his new coach and six-time Grand Slam singles champion Boris Becker watching him during an official match for the first time, Djokovic appeared tentative early against the Slovakian player, who often appeared content to keep the ball in play.TORONTO -- During his first stint as head coach of the Canadian mens basketball team, Jay Triano often found it a struggle to convince the countrys top players to wear the Maple Leaf. But as he prepared to open a training camp in Toronto later this week, Triano wondered Monday if he may soon be facing the opposite problem. The camp, which opens Friday at the Air Canada Centre, will include NBA players Tristan Thompson, Cory Joseph, Andrew Nicholson and Joel Anthony. Recently drafted Kelly Olynyk and first overall pick Anthony Bennett will also be with the team, though neither will participate due to injury. Phenom Andrew Wiggins will not be with the group, opting instead to focus on preparing for his freshman season at Kansas. Still, there will be plenty of competition for playing time among the camps 18 attendees. And perhaps some tough decisions for general manager Steve Nash and Triano, who returned to the helm a year ago after coaching Canada from 1998 to 2004. "I said to Steve, Man, this is not an easy job a it used to be we had hard time convincing NBA players to play for our country," Triano said at a news conference. "(Now in the future) were going to have to cut an NBA player off of our Canadian national team." "Steve says, Thats great, I said, Not for me, I dont want to be that guy," Triano said with a laugh. "Thats where we are." Nash, himself a star player with the Los Angeles Lakers, calls it Canadas "golden age of basketball." The team is using the camp to prepare for the Aug. 30-Sept. 11 FIBA Americas Championship in Venezuela, where the top four teams will qualify for the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain. Having spent time working with USA Basketball in recent years, Triano has witnessed first-hand how the bonds developed in summer training sessions translate onto the floor and galvanize team chemistry.dddddddddddd "I think what we do in meetings and off the floor and what we do on the floor is all going to be part of whether we can mesh as a team," Triano said. "We have to use the experience we have from guys who have played in the past and represented Canada and we have to use the young influx of talent and find ways to get them that international experience. No better way then to go one on one every day upstairs in practice." With more attention on the program and Canadian talent than ever before, Nash stressed the importance of remaining focused on their long-term goals. "Obviously, were desperate to qualify," he said of the World Cup. "But the truth is its going to be a real challenge. Weve got a tremendously young team. We have a lot of guys who have very little international experience and very little experience playing together. The challenge is there." While the FIBA Americas Championship is the first goal, Nashs sights remain set on the bigger picture. "Our top players are all in," Nash said. "Its a beautiful thing. Theyre getting a lot of love and interest from people in Canada. This boom of young talent thats entering the NBA and potentially going to the NBA, I believe fans and television viewership is up 19 per cent or something in the past year or two in this country. That, in many ways, is interest in those young players. I think our players are paying back the interest by being all in." Canadians can get their first look at the squad next week when the team plays host to Jamaica at the Jack Donohue International Classic on Aug. 8 and 10 in Toronto. 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