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Angels End 7-Game Slide with 10-1 Win over Sloppy Yankees Behind Grissom and Ureña
Vaughn Grissom drove in four runs and Walbert Ureña struck out eight as Los Angeles ended a seven-game skid.
On Monday night, the Los Angeles Angels ended a seven-game losing streak with a 10-1 victory over the New York Yankees, powered by rookie Walbert Ureña's seven strong innings at Angel Stadium.
Vaughn Grissom drove in four runs as the Angels capitalized on three defensive errors by the Yankees, marking their first home victory since August 15.
Ureña struck out eight batters while walking none across seven innings, while Yankees starter Elmer Rodriguez failed to complete the fourth inning after allowing four runs and four hits.
Shortstop Jose Caballero committed two errors in the sixth inning, and the Angels scored three runs off Yankees closer David Bednar in the eighth, compounding New York's defensive struggles.
The three-game series continues on Tuesday with Yankees RHP Gerrit Cole facing Angels RHP Grayson Rodriguez, while New York maintains a three-game lead over Boston for the top American League wild card.