Astros Snap Yankees' Streak, Arrighetti Shines

0:00It's April 26. You're listening to MLB News today, AI-powered MLB coverage. The Houston Astros just snapped the New York Yankees 8-game winning streak with a solid 7-4 victory on Sunday. Spencer Erigetti dominated on the mound, going seven innings while allowing just one run on three hits, striking out eight, and that's his third win. This season, Erigetti became the first Astros starter to go that deep since Lance McCullough's junior back on March 30. The only mark on his line came from Aaron Judge, who celebrated his 34th birthday with a solo homer in the 6th, tying him with Yogi Berra, and Greg Nettles for second most birthday dingers in Yankees history. Christian Walker owned the day for Houston, smashing a two-run homer in the first, his seventh of the year, and second in two days, then adding a two-run. Double later to build a seven-nothing lead, Isaac Paradees chipped in with a two-run shot in the third, and the Astros bats kept the pressure on. Walker finished three for four, with a season high for RBIs, while Paradees and Jordan

1:03Alvarez each grabbed two hits. Yankees' starter, Luis Kill, took the loss after giving up six runs into the fifth. Now the Astros head to Baltimore for a three-game set starting Tuesday, with no starter name yet, facing Shane Baas for the Orioles. Yankees opened at Texas Monday with Max Fried on the hill against Jack Leiter.