Sheya Langlers scored 4-for-5 runs with a three-run Homer and two runs doubles, and Athletics defeated New York Yankis 11–7 in West Sacramento, California on Saturday afternoon.
Luis Urias added a three-run shot for athletics, a solo homer and Brent Rooker added a three-run shot, which fell 6–4 after Aaron Judge and Oswald Paraja during the sixth innings of New York.
This was the second homer of the judge’s game. He took the lead of the Major League with the 14th Homeers, but Yennaks stretched his three-game winning streak.
Grant Holman (4–0), the third of the five athletics pitchers won with 1 1/3 scorer innings. Mason Miller recorded four out -strikes for his 11th Save.
Tyler Sodesterrom had two hits and two RBI for athletics, scoring seven runs in the seventh and eighth innings to eliminate the three-game skids.
Starter JP Sears held Yankis for one run in five innings before giving way to Justin Sterner, who allowed five runs in the sixth.
After the judge congratulated the sterr with a leadoff homer, Kodi moved to Belinger and went third on Anthony Wolpe’s double. The judge then scored on the sacrifice fly of Austin Wales. Yankis added another run on the sacrifice fly of Oswaldo Cabarera and the first lead of the game 6-4 on Paraja’s two-run homer.
Athletics gained an edge in Langeliers’ three runs at the bottom of the seventh against Fernando Cruz (1-1).
Cruise started the innings after the lamina starter Carlos Roden, giving four runs on eight hits with 10 strikes and no walk. Rooker sang with one and Sodersstrom doubled before the Langeliers went deep for his eighth homer.
Athletics took an initial lead over Urias’ two-out solo shot in the second innings.
Rooker gave athletics a 4–0 lead in the third innings, with Jhhoni Pereda and Jacob Wilson each with a three-run homer. Rooker has 10 Homer in this season.
The judge put the first offering of the fourth innings for the center area for the 399 -foot Homer and put the first offer of the Sears and placed the Yankis on the board.
Athletics led 7-6 before adding four runs in the eighth innings. With the loaded bases and two outsider, Soderstrom did a single in two runs, and the Langeliers chased the center fielder Trent Grisham with a two-run double over the head.
New York pushed a run in the ninth when Grisham led Triple and scored on the judge’s groundout.
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