In a thrilling matchup at Yankee Stadium, the New York Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 11-10, thanks to Trent Grisham's standout performance. Grisham, who had been struggling with a batting average of just .133, hit two pivotal home runs, including a two-run blast in the ninth inning that tied the game. Earlier in the game, he also hit a three-run homer in the fifth inning, marking his first of the season. Aaron Judge added to the excitement with a 456-foot solo home run, while José Caballero played a crucial role by doubling and scoring on a wild pitch to secure the walk-off victory. The game was marked by momentum swings, with Mike Trout hitting a three-run homer for the Angels and several lead changes throughout. Despite the Yankees' bullpen allowing six earned runs, they managed to clinch the win, breaking their losing streak. The team will look for improved pitching in their next game against the Angels, with Ryan Weathers set to start for the Yankees.