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Yankees Beat Rangers 4-2 on Rice–Judge Blasts and Fried's Six Scoreless

The performance underscored New York's hold on first place.

Overview

  • New York won 4-2 in Arlington on Monday after Ben Rice and Aaron Judge hit back-to-back homers in the third, improving to 19-10 as Texas dropped to 14-15.
  • Max Fried kept Texas scoreless across six innings, allowing four hits with five strikeouts and two walks.
  • Rangers starter Jack Leiter yielded all three Yankees homers and four runs over six innings as his ERA rose to 5.17.
  • David Bednar closed a tense ninth for his eighth save after an error and an RBI single trimmed the lead to two.
  • Rice and Judge became only the second Yankees teammates with 10-plus homers through 29 games, joining Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle in 1956, and Judge’s blast was his 379th to tie 75th on the all-time list.