Stanton Powers Yankees to Shutout Win

0:00It's April 22nd. This is MLB News Today, powered by AI, you are around the diamond update. I'm Cory with the story. Giancarlo Stanton owned the night as the Yankees shut out the Red Sox forwarded nothing, pushing their winning streak to four-game straight. He smashed a solo homer in the second inning off a slider from Connolly Early, then crushed a two-run double in the sixth to plate Ahmed Rosario, on, Aaron Judge, after back-to-back walks. His daughter, Luis Gil, grabbed his first win of the season, going six and one-third innings while allowing just two hits, two strikeouts, and three. Walks enough to back up New York's 10-to-4 edge and hits. The Yankees now lead the majors with five shutouts this year, while Boston dropped their third game in four, scraping just one hit until the eighth. Belinger kept his nine-game hit streak alive with a single and scored on Randall Gritchock's double as New York rolls on without missing a beat.