2018 Yankees averaged 30 Home Runs per fielding position: record 267 homers. 300 in 2019?

Split	G	GS	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	TB	GDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB	ROE	BAbip	tOPS+	sOPS+
as C	162		659	586	82	124	29	0	30	95	2	0	62	161	.212	.292	.415	.706	243	21	6	1	4	0	5	.236	81	107
as 1B	162		677	602	77	141	28	1	34	109	1	0	61	191	.234	.309	.453	.762	273	8	7	0	7	2	3	.279	94	96
as 2B	162		650	590	68	146	29	3	25	90	3	1	45	152	.247	.307	.434	.741	256	13	8	1	6	3	5	.289	90	106
as 3B	162		664	625	85	178	47	2	26	94	2	1	32	112	.285	.321	.491	.812	307	13	3	0	4	2	10	.310	106	110
as SS	162		697	619	103	169	26	5	33	103	14	7	61	98	.273	.341	.491	.832	304	8	7	1	9	4	9	.274	113	126
as LF	162		718	622	102	153	23	6	19	56	16	5	82	150	.246	.338	.394	.731	245	11	7	1	6	0	6	.292	90	93
as CF	162		726	607	118	150	22	6	30	93	13	2	104	140	.247	.356	.451	.808	274	2	3	5	7	1	7	.270	108	122
as RF	162		723	612	103	147	28	0	38	93	6	2	93	201	.240	.342	.472	.814	289	15	7	1	10	3	4	.285	109	111
as DH	152		672	578	98	155	35	0	31	85	5	3	77	187	.268	.363	.490	.853	283	15	12	0	5	6	5	.340	119	121
as P	10		22	21	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	12	.000	.045	.000	.045	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	.000	-86	-69
as PH	54		70	59	6	12	2	0	1	4	0	0	8	18	.203	.314	.288	.602	17	1	2	0	1	1	2	.268	59	90

Split	G	GS	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	TB	GDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB	ROE	BAbip	tOPS+	sOPS+
Batting 1st	165	162	765	648	131	162	25	6	27	69	20	4	97	120	.250	.353	.432	.786	280	6	10	4	6	0	8	.266	103	109
Batting 2nd	168	162	746	631	114	164	34	0	39	96	7	3	101	224	.260	.363	.499	.862	315	16	6	0	8	3	6	.332	121	123
Batting 3rd	174	162	732	647	91	149	26	4	27	93	4	3	71	156	.230	.311	.408	.719	264	16	7	1	6	2	4	.260	85	80
Batting 4th	177	162	715	613	113	182	34	3	44	131	5	3	83	158	.297	.379	.577	.957	354	11	6	0	13	6	6	.325	143	141
Batting 5th	179	162	702	632	107	149	35	4	35	102	7	0	57	149	.236	.305	.470	.775	297	10	8	1	4	3	8	.252	97	104
Batting 6th	176	162	680	593	75	161	29	2	26	97	9	3	69	135	.272	.350	.459	.809	272	11	8	0	10	2	5	.305	108	124
Batting 7th	176	162	665	599	72	136	27	0	23	84	6	2	54	167	.227	.299	.387	.687	232	18	9	0	3	2	4	.274	77	97
Batting 8th	213	162	643	586	73	134	31	2	26	78	3	1	50	164	.229	.292	.422	.714	247	12	4	0	3	3	12	.271	82	111
Batting 9th	220	162	623	566	75	137	28	2	20	71	2	2	43	148	.242	.297	.405	.702	229	7	4	4	6	0	3	.290	80	147

2018 Yankees in double figures in Home Runs:

Rk	Pos	Name	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR ▼	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB
1	DH	Giancarlo Stanton	28	158	705	617	102	164	34	1	38	100	5	0	70	211	.266	.343	.509	.852	126	314	17	8	0	10	5
2	SS	Didi Gregorius*	28	134	569	504	89	135	23	5	27	86	10	6	48	69	.268	.335	.494	.829	120	249	8	7	1	9	3
3	3B	Miguel Andujar	23	149	606	573	83	170	47	2	27	92	2	1	25	97	.297	.328	.527	.855	126	302	9	4	0	4	2
4	CF	Aaron Hicks#	28	137	581	480	90	119	18	3	27	79	11	2	90	111	.248	.366	.467	.833	123	224	1	3	2	6	1
5	RF	Aaron Judge	26	112	498	413	77	115	22	0	27	67	6	3	76	152	.278	.392	.528	.919	145	218	10	4	0	5	3
6	2B	Gleyber Torres	21	123	484	431	54	117	16	1	24	77	6	2	42	122	.271	.340	.480	.820	118	207	8	5	1	5	3
7	C	Gary Sanchez	25	89	374	323	51	60	17	0	18	53	1	0	46	94	.186	.291	.406	.697	86	131	10	3	0	2	0
8	1B	Luke Voit	27	39	148	132	28	44	5	0	14	33	0	0	15	39	.333	.405	.689	1.095	188	91	3	1	0	0	0
9	LF	Brett Gardner*	34	140	609	530	95	125	20	7	12	45	16	2	65	107	.236	.322	.368	.690	86	195	6	5	4	5	0
10	1B	Greg Bird*	25	82	311	272	23	54	16	1	11	38	0	0	30	78	.199	.286	.386	.672	79	105	4	5	0	4	1
11	IF	Neil Walker#	32	113	398	347	48	76	12	1	11	46	0	0	42	87	.219	.309	.354	.664	79	123	3	5	0	4	3
12	C	Austin Romine	29	77	265	242	30	59	12	0	10	42	1	0	17	67	.244	.295	.417	.713	90	101	10	2	1	3	0

Note the low at bats (AB) of:
Hicks: 480
Judge: 413
Torres: 431
Sanchez: 323

Bird and Voight playing mostly first base were not even regulars.

Stanton had the most homers, only 38.

And yet, the 2018 Yankees set a new record for team home runs: 267, almost an average of 30 per fielding position (OK, including DH), especially fielding rather batting order.

When Babe Ruth set the season Home Run record in 1927 for the fourth and final time he hit 60 HR in 540 AB in the old 154 game schedule. In the current 162 game schedule a minimum of 540 AB is a reasonable number of AB to expect per fielding position.

30 HR per 540 AB is half of what Ruth hit in 1927. That's about what the 2018 Yankees did. About half the old record ... for each and every fielding position, including DH. Six of nine had at least 30 HR, all but 2B, 3B, LF.

In 2017:
Stanton: 59 HR in 597 AB (for the Marlins)
Judge: 52 HR in 542 AB
Sanchez: 33 HR in 471 AB

What if those three each get at least 540 AB in 2019? And 2018 rookies Andujar and Torres continue to develop? Could the 2019 Yankees not only break their own record of 267 Home Runs but actually reach 300?