Ben Rice scored a two-run domestic runs and left-handed Ryan Yarbro played six strong innings against his former club as New York Yankies avoided three-gam sweeps at the World Series Remach with a 7-3 win over Los Angeles Dojers on Sunday.
DJ Lemahiu had done four hits and scored in a pair of runs as the 6-3 road trip against Yankis Colorado Rockies, Los Angeles Angels and Dojers ended. This was Lamaheieu’s first four-hit game since June 2021.
Yarbro (3–0), who received his world chain ring later this week after giving 32 relief with the doseers in the previous season, gave a run on four hits with no walk and five strikes in his fifth beginning of the season.
Tommy Edman, Andy Page and Max Mix each hit home scored for doors, who saw late Serge Falls less after scoring 26 runs in two wins to start the series.
Dojers Ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto (6-4) conceded four runs, while in 3 2/3 innings, he tied a career with permission for seven hits. He failed to complete five innings for the first time this season.
Yankis took a 1-0 lead in the first innings on a single from Jason Dominguase, before the doors tied it to the second on the ninth home run of Edman.
New York went in front for good in the third innings when Rice followed a leadoff walk for the Center area with a two -run house run for Aaron Judge. Anthony Wolpe and Austin Wales scored single-out wild pitch from Yamamoto with Ek and Volpes.
Dozers closed within 6-3 in the seventh innings, which against the right hand Jonathan Loiciga when Page and Munsi ran home in a span of three batsmen. Munsi hit her third home run in two matches and is now seven in the season.
An RBI was double in the fourth hit ninth of the game.
After stealing the second base in the fifth innings, Dominguase hurt his left thumb.
Dozers were playing without silent bats, who missed the series with a fracture at the tip of a leg on their left leg.
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