Yankees' Judge & Rice Power Past Rangers

0:00On April 28, Yankees took down the Rangers 4-2 on Monday night, staying the top team in the American League at 19 wins and 10 losses. Aaron Judge crushed his 11th homer of the year, matching the big league lead right after Ben Rice smashed his 10th for the first back to back. Jacks of the season for New York, jazz chism junior added his third bomb in five games to seal the early lead. Judge did this a day after his 34th birthday homer, and his 414-foot shot landed near where he set the AL record with his. Sixty-second last year, Rice has been on fire with six homers in his last 11 games, turning heads after a slow start. This duo marks just the second pair of Yankees teammates with double-digit homers by game 29, echoing Mickey Mantle and Yogi Barra back in. 1956 New York's riding a 10-win streak in their last 12, showing why they're dominating early. Max Free dominated with six scoreless innings, scattering just four singles while picking off another runner. The Yankees 38 since 20.

1:0417. Texas got a solo shot from Jot Pederson, but closer David Bednar locked it down for his eighth save. Cory Seeger, celebrating his 32nd birthday, went over four with three strikeouts. Looking ahead, Jacob Begram takes the mound for Texas Tuesday against New York's Cam Schlipler, keeping this series heated as the Yankees keep. Rolling strong. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.