In a thrilling matchup at Yankee Stadium, the Yankees broke free from a tie game in the seventh inning, scoring ten runs and defeating the Padres 12-3. Clarke Schmidt and Padres' Michael King effectively pitched until the Yankees rallied with a series of hits. The explosion in the seventh, highlighted by a grand slam from Austin Wells, marked the Yankees' largest inning of the season. This victory not only seized a series lead for the Yankees but also signified a potential turning point after a rough patch of games.
The Yankees capitalized on a dominant seventh inning, scoring 10 runs against the Padres, leading to a decisive 12-3 victory, halting their three-game losing streak.
The litany of scoring started with Jasson DomÃnguez's double, quickly followed by singles from Volpe and Wells, enabling a comeback that boiled over into a grand slam.
Both pitchers, Schmidt and King, were strong through six innings, allowing only two runs each, but the Yankees' explosive seventh left no doubt in the game.
This game marked a turning point for the Yankees, not just ending their losing streak but shining a light on their offensive potential with a historic inning.
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