Aaron Judge hit his 15th home run in the sixth — 110 mph off the bat, 399 feet to center — and it cut the deficit to five. That was all New York managed off Nathan Eovaldi, who threw 101 pitches across eight innings, gave up three hits, struck out eight, and walked nobody. Corey Seager opened the scoring on a 3-0 four-seam fastball at 94.7 mph in the first, and Evan Carter's two-run homer in the third stretched the lead. Will Warren needed 90 pitches to get through four innings and was charged with six earned runs. The Yankees collected three hits all night, and Judge's swing produced the only one that scored.