Gary Sanchez has just broken his own Yankees record

Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey reside in the Hall of Fame. Thurman Munson and Elston Howard collected MVP awards. Jorge Posada earned five All-Star Game invitations.

Gary Sanchez has never played more than 122 games in a season. Yet he has traveled — twice — where so many legendary Yankees catchers have never been.

For the second time in his three full seasons, Sanchez set the franchise’s single-season record for home runs by a catcher, slugging two more round-trippers in Tuesday’s 10-1 win over the Rangers to increase his record-breaking total to 34 in just 99 games this season.

“It’s an honor,” Sanchez said after the victory. “Understanding all the great catchers that this organization has had…