Aaron Judge hit two home runs against the Rockies and is on track to hit 63 home runs this season

Orlando (EEUU) – This Sunday, the Yankees defeated the Colorado Rockies 10-3, winning the series and earning a name for themselves: Aaron Judge, who hit 2 home runs and 51 home runs this season.

Now, he’s projected to have 63 points by the end of the regular season.

Yankees 10-3 Rockies

It was a tight contest, with the Rockies taking the lead in the first inning and figuring out how to claw their way back into the game after the home team fell behind by four runs. Judge hit his first home run in his first at-bat, and Venezuelan Gleyber Torres and Dominican Juan Soto both contributed in their second at-bats.

The key moment and the home run festival came in the seventh inning. The Yankees hit a total of three home runs: the first was Soto, the second was Judge, and the third was Giancarlo Stanton.

In the eighth inning, Torres still had time to get the ball out of Yankee Stadium, and the Yankees ultimately defeated the threat of the Baltimore Orioles, who were atop the AL East, 10-3.

The game also produced an image of the day when umpire Nick Marley was accidentally hit by Stanton’s broken bat. He had to be carried off on a stretcher and received treatment outside the stadium.

Medias Rojas 5-7 Diamondbacks

With a 4-0 lead in the fourth inning, and playing at home, it’s not normal to lose a game, but it happened in Boston, leaving behind anecdotes like Triston Casas’ first home run or the Dominican Rafi Devers’ fourth home run, the 200th of his career.

Everything turned around with Arizona’s stellar run between the fifth and sixth innings, with three runs in each “inning.” The icing on the cake was a home run by Venezuelan Eugenio Suárez.

In the ninth inning, both teams hit foul balls, first by Dominican Geraldo Perdomo and then by Tyler O’Neill, who hit his 23rd home run of the season.

It was the Diamondbacks’ sixth straight win as they swept their opponents at Fenway Park.

Pirates 4-3 Red

Cuban Yasmani Grandal hit a final two-run homer in the ninth inning to give the Reds and Pirates the win and advance to the Series.

The Reds contributed all their strength in the seventh inning, with Dominican Eli De La Cruz taking the lead with a single to open the scoring for the visiting team, and then TJ Friedel’s sacrifice and Spencer Steele’s walk continued to expand the score.

Additionally, this Sunday will be a day that Pirates Brady Feigl will never forget: He was called up to play in his first Major League Baseball game at age 33.

Twins 2-3 Cardinals

Minnesota had victory in its grasp after taking the lead on Royce Lewis’ double in the eighth inning, but the Cardinals turned the game around with a single by Lars Nutbaer and runs scored by Dominicans Jose Fermin and Brendan Donovan.

Earlier, Puerto Rican Willi Castro hit his first home run for the Twins, and Victor Scott II homered for the Cardinals in the fifth to tie the score at 1-1. JS