Forget Spencer Jones's early strikeout struggles—the New York Yankees just made history, and it's all thanks to his towering presence.

The Yankees called up the 6-foot-7 slugger for his first taste of Major League Baseball over the weekend, and while he's still working on cutting down his swing-and-miss issues, his debut wasn't about the box score. It was about something far bigger: standing tall alongside Aaron Judge.

According to ESPN and MLB researcher Sarah Langs, Jones and Judge—both 6-foot-7—form the first duo of position players of that height on the same roster in MLB history. That's right: no team in baseball's long history has ever had two 6-foot-7 position players at the same time. Until now.

Jones has often drawn comparisons to Judge, mostly because of their rare height. But if he can develop even a fraction of Judge's power at the plate, the Yankees' lineup could become a nightmare for opposing pitchers. For now, getting Jones consistent at-bats at the highest level is the priority—even if it means weathering a few strikeouts along the way.

The Yankees are now the second-tallest lineup in the majors, trailing only the Baltimore Orioles. And with Jones and Judge anchoring the corners, the future is looking both big and bright in the Bronx.