Yankees catcher Chris Stewart went 1 for 2 with his first home run of the spring during New York's 10-3 victory over Detroit in Grapefruit League play Saturday. Stewart, who is locked in a tight competition with Francisco Cervelli for the starting job behind the plate, drilled a two-run homer in the fourth inning. But the 31-year-old, who has just four career homers, remained modest about his power production. "That's not my goal," Stewart told MLB.com. "My goal is to help the team win any way I can, and I think I can do that better behind the plate right now. I happened to get a good pitch, put a good swing on it and it went out. That's not what I'm going to try to do."
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