The Yankees hit four home runs in a 15-3 wire-to-wire victory over the Brewers

O Yankees He hit 15 runs on 19 hits, including four home runs, en route to a 15-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday night.

Here are the conclusions…

-New York’s offense had a field day against Milwaukee’s starter Joe Ross from the start, scoring three in the first inning thanks to Alex VerdugoThe three-run home run. Antonio Volpe started with an HBP, followed by a Juan Soto to walk. After Aaron Judge out, Verdugo – batting cleanup – threw a first pitch slider to right center field to give New York an instant 3-0 lead.

-The offense broke out once again in the third, after a base-clearing double following a Gleyber Torres who finished 2 for 5. It was a good sign for the second baseman, who has struggled so far this season but raised his batting average to .202.

–Carlos Rodon was on the rise for New York and continued its dominance early in the season. After a first-inning home run to Rhys Hoskins, the lefty established Milwaukee’s lineup from there. He went six innings and allowed just two hits and one walk while striking out eight on 93 pitches (57 strikes) for his second win of the year. His season ERA dropped to 2.48.

-After a run in the fifth inning in Oswaldo CabreraWith the RBI single to make it 7-1, the Yankees struck in the sixth. Judge went deep for the sixth time of the season with a two-run shot to make the game 9-1. But New York didn’t end there.

–Anthony Rizzo continued the good times with a two-run pitch from their own two batters later. After Verdugo scored, Rizzo sent a 3-2 slider to right field to give the Bronx Bombers an 11-1 lead.

-The home runs kept coming in the ninth inning – this time Giancarlo Stanton joining in on the fun. Player in forward position Owen Miller, who took the mound to save the Brewers’ bullpen, the Yanks got the first three batters out before Verdugo hit a sac fly for his fourth RBI of the night. Stanton followed with a three-run bomb on a 65.7 mph “slider” to give New York a 15-1 lead.

-Six Yankees had multi-hit games while New York had 19 hits. Meanwhile, Milwaukee managed just three hits against Rodon and the Yankees bullpen.

Game MVP: Carlos Rodon

-On a night where the Yanks scored 15 runs on 19 hits, it was Rodon who had the biggest impact on the game after his six innings of one-run ball. He is now allowed one earned run in his last 13 innings.

Highlights

What is the next

The Yankees and Brewers play the rubber game of their three-game series on Sunday at 2:10 p.m.

RHP Marcus Stroman (2-1, 2.93 ERA) faces RHP Tobias Myers (0-1, ERA 1.80).