NEW YORK — After the Yankees singled the Rays to death on Saturday, they broke out the big lumber in their 10-4 win on Sunday. The Bronx Bombers homered four times to bring their division lead back up to 5.5 games and four in the loss column.
Gleyber Torres accounted for half of those home runs. The second baseman ripped an opposite-field three-run homer in the first and went back-to-back with Giancarlo Stanton—who also blasted a three-run shot—in the second for his 21st of the season.
For Torres, it was his 12th career multi-homer game and second this season, the last coming on May 24 against the Baltimore Orioles.