Yankees Smash A's, End Offensive Slump
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The New York Yankees defeated the Oakland A's 12-5, ending a recent offensive slump. Aaron Judge hit two home runs, Cody Bellinger hit one, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. contributed four RBIs. The Yankees' offense had averaged only 2.8 runs over their previous 16 games. Despite the recent struggles, the team's pitching has kept them competitive, winning five of their last eight games. Marcus Stroman pitched five strong innings in his return from injury.
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