A three-run second inning allowed the Bronx Bombers to establish a 4-2 lead early in the game. The Angels drew closer in the sixth, but New York sealed their victory with a run in the seventh and two more in the eighth.

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Paul Goldschmidt and Trent Grisham each recorded two runs and two hits, including a home run for each. Aaron Judge, Jasson Domínguez and DJ LeMahieu also scored in the victory.

The win came after the reigning AL champions lost three straight to the Boston Red Sox and the previous three games in this series against the Angels. The Yankees will look to continue their new momentum when they face the Baltimore Orioles beginning Friday.

For three games during the skid, the Yankees failed to score a single run, losing 2-0 to Boston, 1-0 to Los Angeles and 4-0 again to the Angels. On Wednesday, the Yankees showed signs of life despite losing 3-2 to their visitors from out west.

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“It’s great to win,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said postgame Thursday. “Really, there’s no panic or anything in that room. We understand, we go through it.

“It’s been an adverse week for us,” he added. “A week in which we’re pitching very well, doing a lot of things well, we made some mistakes along the way [and] broke out a little bit more these last few days, but definitely good to salvage one and shake hands in the end. Hopefully, we get it going.”

After Wednesday’s game, Judge insisted that the team was doing everything it could. “That’s baseball,” he said. “You’re going to hit a little rut like this, but you can’t give up.

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“Guys are pitching, they’re doing their job,” he added. “Sometimes we’re faltering on doing our job. But it’s tough to say. I think it just comes down to us not executing, us not doing our job. Maybe a little passive in certain situations. But all we can do is show up tomorrow ready to go.”

The victory moves the Yankees to 43-31, still in first in the AL East.

A three-run second inning allowed the Bronx Bombers to establish a 4-2 lead early in the game. The Angels drew closer in the sixth, but New York sealed their victory with a run in the seventh and two more in the eighth.

Paul Goldschmidt and Trent Grisham each recorded two runs and two hits, including a home run for each. Aaron Judge, Jasson Domínguez and DJ LeMahieu also scored in the victory.

The Yankees six-game losing streak has been snapped! pic.twitter.com/0jyY2PD7Ki — FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) June 19, 2025

The win came after the reigning AL champions lost three straight to the Boston Red Sox and the previous three games in this series against the Angels. The Yankees will look to continue their new momentum when they face the Baltimore Orioles beginning Friday.

For three games during the skid, the Yankees failed to score a single run, losing 2-0 to Boston, 1-0 to Los Angeles and 4-0 again to the Angels. On Wednesday, the Yankees showed signs of life despite losing 3-2 to their visitors from out west.

“It’s great to win,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said postgame Thursday. “Really, there’s no panic or anything in that room. We understand, we go through it.

“It’s been an adverse week for us,” he added. “A week in which we’re pitching very well, doing a lot of things well, we made some mistakes along the way [and] broke out a little bit more these last few days, but definitely good to salvage one and shake hands in the end. Hopefully, we get it going.”

After Wednesday’s game, Judge insisted that the team was doing everything it could. “That’s baseball,” he said. “You’re going to hit a little rut like this, but you can’t give up.

“Guys are pitching, they’re doing their job,” he added. “Sometimes we’re faltering on doing our job. But it’s tough to say. I think it just comes down to us not executing, us not doing our job. Maybe a little passive in certain situations. But all we can do is show up tomorrow ready to go.”

The victory moves the Yankees to 43-31, still in first in the AL East.