Yankees Clinch AL East with 10-0 Win

The New York Yankees dominated the Oakland Athletics with a 10-0 victory, featuring home runs from Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, and Anthony Volpe, who collectively launched balls a staggering 1,287 feet. This win, combined with a loss from the Orioles, allowed the Yankees to extend their lead in the AL East to five games, reducing their magic number to clinch the division to three with only seven games left in the season. Carlos Rodón was impressive on the mound, throwing six shutout innings and lowering his ERA to 3.98, while Judge celebrated his 54th home run of the season, joining Babe Ruth as the only Yankees with multiple seasons of at least 54 homers. Volpe's 421-foot homer marked the longest of his career, showcasing a return to form after recent struggles. The Yankees' offense thrived early, scoring six runs within the first three innings, effectively putting the game out of reach. The victory also marked Aaron Boone's 600th career win as a manager.