Taylor Swift uses 'new power' to help another team, hopes to bring Yankees same luck as the Chiefs

Taylor Swift made a surprise appearance alongside Travis Kelce at the first game of the American League Championship Series (ALCS) between the New York Yankees and the Cleveland Guardians.

For a day, she shifted her focus from football to baseball, cheering for a team other than the Chiefs. Many believe she might have brought the Yankees the same luck that she once brought to Patrick Mahomes' squad.

Taylor became the lucky charm for Andy Reid's team last year, supporting them as they clinched their second Super Bowl title.

The singer experienced the highs and lows with Kansas City and, in a way, 'helped' them secure another ring through her unwavering support.

Now, the Yankees are hoping for a similar outcome. Taylor, who has never hidden her affection for the New York team, seemed to bring them good fortune during her time in the stands at the game.

She was even seen celebrating a home run, though she tried to maintain her composure-especially since, in this scenario, Travis Kelce was technically cheering for the opposing side.

Kelce was born in Westlake, Ohio, and attended Cleveland Heights High School. He even threw the ceremonial first pitch at a Guardians game last July.

However, it's unclear if his loyalty lies solely with the Guardians, as he also seems to have a soft spot for the Yankees. Therefore, he didn't leave the stadium entirely disappointed.

Yankees lead the series 2-0

For now, it looks like Taylor's presence has 'blessed' the Yankees, as they also won their second game, giving them a strong advantage in the series.

With Aaron Judge leading the way, the New York team is eyeing a return to glory.

Time will tell if the couple makes more appearances at upcoming games, as their schedules will soon be packed with commitments.

Travis will refocus on the Chiefs after his bye week, while Taylor resumes her Eras Tour.

Meanwhile, the Yankees are hopeful that her presence will continue to bring them luck as they aim to replicate the Chiefs' success.