Yankees Avoid Sweep with 11-4 Win

The New York Yankees avoided a World Series sweep by defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 11-4 in Game 4, largely due to a grand slam by shortstop Anthony Volpe. Volpe's performance was instrumental, as he also scored three runs and made several key defensive plays. The Yankees, trailing the series 3-0, used a combination of offensive firepower and solid bullpen pitching to keep their championship hopes alive. Additional contributions came from Austin Wells, who hit a solo home run, and Gleyber Torres, who added a three-run homer. With the series now at 3-1, the teams will face off in Game 5, featuring a pitching matchup between Gerrit Cole for the Yankees and Jack Flaherty for the Dodgers. The Dodgers had started strong with Freeman's record-setting home run streak but couldn't maintain their lead against New York's explosive offense.