Yankees Sweep Giants, Judge Hits Homers

0:00It's March 29th. MLB News today starts now, AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Yankees just swept the Giants three games to one in a tight finale, shutting down San Francisco, three to one. Aaron Judge crushed a homer for the second day running, blasting a deep to left while Ben Rice smacked a two-run double in the third to put New York ahead early. Giants finally snapped their franchise record, 20 straight scoreless innings to open the season, matching a mark from 1909. Matt Chapman's RBI single in the third got them on the board, ending the drought under new manager Tony Vitello, straight from college ballad. Tennessee, fans jumped up chairing that first Giants run, pure relief after back-to-back shutouts with just four hits total. Aaron Boone picked up his 700th win as Yankee skipper, a big milestone in the sweep. Ump Chad Wittson saw all seven automated ballstrike challenges

1:00overturned, four for San Francisco, three for New York. Jake Burr got the win in relief and David Bednar closed it with a game-ending double play. Yankees head to Seattle next after an off day while Giants open at San Diego. Early season Vives got the Bronx Bombers rolling strong.