Yankees Extend Road Win Streak with 5-1 Victory over Angels in Anaheim

The New York Yankees continue their strong performance with a 5-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels, extending their winning streak to seven out of eight games. Ryan Yarbrough delivered an impressive pitching performance, allowing only one run on two hits with seven strikeouts over six innings, effectively silencing the Angels' offense. The Yankees' offense capitalized in the fourth inning, with Cody Bellinger drawing a bases-loaded walk to tie the game and Anthony Volpe hitting a crucial three-run double to secure the lead. The Yankees lead the American League East with a 33-20 record and are dominant against left-handed pitching, as Carlos Rodón, the scheduled starter for the next game, holds a strong 2.88 ERA this season. In contrast, the Angels have struggled offensively against left-handed pitchers, hitting just .208 with a .247 on-base percentage, while their starter, Tyler Anderson, has recently faced challenges with control and strikeouts. Overall, the Yankees' combination of strong pitching and timely hitting positions them as favorites in the ongoing series against the Angels at Angel Stadium.