The Yankees played their final game at Camden Yards on Wednesday night and, boy, are they going to miss that place. They again hit five home runs in a game, making it the fifth different time there they've done that -- that's a record -- this season. With Gio Urshela's fifth-inning blast, another record was set. 

The record that tweet is referring to is that the Yankees have hit more home runs against the Orioles this season than any team has ever hit against a single opponent in a season. 

Urshela would hit another and Cameron Maybin and Kyle Higashioka would also go yard -- Higashioka's second of the game -- meaning it's up to 52 homers and counting against the Orioles. 

Perhaps the most notable thing here is the Yankees actually have a four-game home series against the Orioles still to come (Aug. 12-14, including a doubleheader). How much more damage are they going to do in those games? Ridiculous. 

The Yankees won, 14-2, meaning they have swept the season in Baltimore -- going 10-0 there. Overall, this win makes the Yankees 13-2 against the Orioles this season and they've outscored the O's 118-62. Outrageous ownership here. And there are still four more games left between the two teams.