Austin Wales had two hits in the fifth innings of 10 runs, Aaron Judge prepared for the second straight game, and New York Yankis on Saturday rooted Colorado Rockies 13–1 in Denver on Saturday.
Paul Goldsmide, DJ Lemahiu, Kodi Beldinger and Anthony Wolpe made three hits and Jason Dominguase contributed two hits for New York to return another strong outing by Max Fried.
Fried (7–0) allowed one run on six hits and hit seven in 7–1/3 innings. He has organized two earned runs or less opponents starting from 11 of his 11.
This is the second time this season Yenkis has scored 10 runs in an innings. He also did against San Diego on 6 May.
Michael Toglia had an RBI triple for Colorado, which missed a chance to win two directly. Rockies has just one win this season.
The judge gave New York a lead with his homer in the first innings, which is in its 18th position of the season.
Colorado tied it to the fourth, when Azciel Tower sang, first went to a pickoff attempt at Goldsmide’s error and scored on Tiple in Toglia.
The fifth had a strong reply to Yankis when he sent 14 batsmen into a plate. Oswaldo Parja brought another home with an error throwing a double, a double, a double, a threw on the ground Grisham of Finel Freeland and the judge intentionally went to load the hideouts.
Belinjar made it 4–1 with a sacrifice fly, Volpes in another with a single and came home on the sacrifice fly of Judge Dominguase. After Lamahiu was a single, Freeland left and New York scored five more runs against Angel Chivili, with Grisham’s two runs double.
Disappointment was clear when Rockies’s second baseless Edel Amador threw his glove in the correct area during the innings in Lemahiu’s liner.
Goldsmide, Wales and Paraja arrived twice in the innings.
Freeland (0–7) allowed eight runs – four earned – hit nine hits and three hit and three in innings.
Yankis scored two runs on Volpe’s RBI double and Lamahu’s run-scoring single.
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