Ben Rice, a lifelong Yankees fan, defied the odds by becoming a standout player in Cohasset and at Dartmouth College. Drafted by the Yankees in the 12th round, he made history by hitting three home runs in his rookie game against the Red Sox. At just 25, Rice became the first Yankees rookie since Gehrig in 1925 to drive in seven runs in a game. Despite his unconventional path to the majors, Rice's confidence and talent shone through as he filled in at first base for an injured teammate. With a humble demeanor and a strong work ethic, Rice's remarkable performance against his childhood team left a lasting impact on the baseball world. As he continues to develop in the majors, Rice's unforgettable day against the Red Sox serves as a promising start to his promising career.