Astros Snap Skid, Dominate Yankees

0:00It's April 26, from first pitch to the final out. This is MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Astros finally broke through Sunday, smashing the Yankee 7-4 at Dicand Park. That snapped a brutal 6-game losing streak and marked just their fifth win in 20 tries. Spencer Erigetti owned the mound, tossing seven innings and allowing only one run on Aaron Judges Homer. Walker lit it up at first base, going three for four with his second stray Homer, a monster, old two run blasts, and the first off Luis Gil. Isaac Paredes added a two run shot in the third, and Walker doubled in two more during the fifth for that seven nothing cushion early. Manager Joe Espada praised the patient at bats that forced walks in big swings against Gil. Jordan Alvarez kept scorching, two for four with two runs, holding the majors leading 1.2-2-0 OPS. The lineup clicked from jump.

1:00Erigetti improved to three wins and zero losses, with a sharp 2.00 ERA over 18 innings. Calda from Triple A, he attacked his own aggressively, throwing first pitch strikes and just one walk. Huge after Houston led the league in free. Passes Saturday. This felt like their most complete game yet. Boosting energy as they hit the road for Baltimore and Boston. If they stack a few more like this, that skid could fade fast in the rear view.