Yankees Dominate Royals 10-2 at Kauffman Stadium

The New York Yankees dominated the Kansas City Royals in a 10-2 victory on June 10 at Kauffman Stadium, fueled by a 469-foot two-run home run by Aaron Judge in the first inning and a career-best five RBIs from Austin Wells. Max Fried contributed seven strong innings, improving to 9-1 on the season with a 1.84 ERA, while Royals starter Noah Cameron struggled, allowing six runs over 5.2 innings. Despite the loss, the Royals remain just 9.5 games behind the AL Central leader Detroit Tigers, with Kris Bubic set to start the next game, bringing the MLB-best 1.43 ERA. The game highlighted the Yankees' offensive depth and pitching strength, though the Royals still have time to mount a comeback in their division. The Royals’ limited power hitting was evident as they managed only a few runs, including an RBI groundout and a late solo home run by Jonathan India. The series continues with hopes for the Royals to rebound and the Yankees aiming to maintain their momentum.