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G.Sánchez popped out to first baseman White.

Gregorius grounded out, pitcher Devenski to first baseman White.

Grounded out, pitcher Devenski to first baseman White.

Yankees

G.Sánchez homered to left on a 1-0 count, Maybin scored.

Homered to left on a 1-0 count, Maybin scored.

Marisnick doubled to right, White scored.

Torres homered to right on a 1-1 count, Gardner scored.

Homered to right on a 1-1 count, Gardner scored.

Yankees third.  Urshela struck out.  Maybin singled to center.  Judge struck out.  G.Sánchez homered to left on a 1-0 count, Maybin scored.  Gregorius singled to right.  Stanton struck out.

Astros fourth.  Gardner in as left fielder.  Hicks in as center fielder.  Gurriel popped out to first baseman Encarnación.  Chirinos struck out.  White doubled to left.  Marisnick doubled to right, White scored.  Straw struck out.

Yankees seventh.  Rondón pitching.  Encarnación flied out to center fielder Straw.  Gardner doubled to right.  Torres homered to right on a 1-1 count, Gardner scored.  Urshela hit an infield single to second.  Hicks grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman White to shortstop Bregman, Urshela out.  On shortstop Bregman's throwing error, Hicks to second.  Judge flied out to right fielder Reddick.

 The Astros won all three meetings with the Yankees in Houston from April 8-10, the only time this season New York has been swept in a series of at least three games. Houston has lost in five of its last six visits to Yankee Stadium, however, including three defeats in the 2017 ALCS.

 Houston enters this series having dropped a season-high four straight games after starting this road trip with three losses in Cincinnati, the first time the Astros were swept away from home since going 0-4 at Oakland from Sept. 8-10, 2017. Houston has scored just seven runs while batting .130 (3-for-23) with runners in scoring position during the skid.

 The Yankees have homered in 22 consecutive games, the second-longest streak in the majors since 2017 (Dodgers, 23, Aug. 21-Sept. 15, 2018). It's also the second-longest streak in team history, trailing only a 25-game run from June 1-29, 1941.

 Gary Sanchez is batting .349 with five homers and 13 RBI during an 11-game hitting streak at home, one game shy of a career high (June 7-July 4, 2017). Sanchez's 21 home runs are the most by a catcher before the All-Star break since Atlanta's Javy Lopez hit 23 in 2003.

 Michael Brantley went 6-for-8 with a home run over the final two games of the Cincinnati series to extend his road hitting streak to nine games. He's hitting an MLB-best .376 on the road since April 29 (min. 75 PA).

 Wade Miley, scheduled to start Saturday, has a 4.68 ERA on the road and a 1.91 ERA at home, the second-largest difference among qualified AL pitchers (Adrian Sampson, 6.92/3.08). Miley is 0-4 with a 5.86 ERA in 10 career starts against the Yankees.

HP - Iassogna, 1B - Gonzalez, 2B - Barber, 3B - Holbrook

For the past two months, the New York Yankees figured out ways to win without Aaron Judge.
On Friday, the Yankees will be able to pencil Judge's name into their already potent lineup when they host the Houston Astros in the second game of a four-game series between division leaders.

Judge returns as Yanks aim for 7th straight vs. Astros

NEW YORK (AP)  In a new spot at the top of the lineup, Aaron Judge came up empty during his first game back from injury.
The rest of the New York Yankees kept rolling right along with their same old power show.

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Houston Astros @ New York Yankees on June 21, 2019

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