Each year, a powerhouse team of offensive stars is created in each league thanks to the voting proclivities of a manager and three coaches per franchise. The Silver Slugger, awarded annually to the best offensive player at each position in each league — the pitcher's spot recently morphed into the appropriate "utility" spot to accommodate the changing game — is the standard for excellence in prowess at the plate.
Needless to say, the Yankees have won plenty of these. They've been ... somewhat notable offensively between 1980 and the present day, no? Like, they've done damage in that department pretty consistently, I feel like?