
Yankees Infielders Hit Four HRs, Crush Astros
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The Yankees infielders went wild, smashing four home runs in a 12-4 victory over the Astros, marking only the third time in franchise history. Will Warren pitched well, and despite Giancarlo Stantons injury, the Yankees maintain their momentum in the AL East race.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Yankees Infielders Hit Four HRs, Crush Astros. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 25th, the Yankees just crushed the Astros 12-4, pushing their winning streak to seven-game straight. All four starting infielders, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Ryan McMahon, Ben Rice, and Jose Cabalero, smashed home runs, a rare feat that lit up Houston on Friday night. Chisholm led the charge with four RBI's and three-run scored, including his second homer in two days. McMahon and Rice added solo shots while Cabalero capped a four-run seventh with his own blast. Those infielders turned the game into a power show early and often. This marks just the third time in Yankees history that a starting infield has all gone deep in one game. Joining squads from 1939 and 2011, pitcher Will Warren State Sharp tossing six innings with two runs allowed in six strikeouts, keeping his season ERA low. Giancarlo Stanton chipped in an RBI single, but left with tightness in his right lower leg after a close play. For the Astros,
they managed just four runs on home runs from Yiner Diaz and Braden Schumick, dropping their fifth straight at home. Warren faces a quick turnaround with Ryan Weathers on the mound, Saturday against Houston's Mike Burrows in game two. The Yankees keep rolling, looking unstoppable in the AL East Hunt. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI.
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