In a thrilling game on Sunday, the New York Yankees edged the Texas Rangers 8-7, powered by Juan Soto's two home runs, bringing his season total to 30 and career tally to 190. Aaron Judge also contributed with his MLB-leading 42nd homer, and Giancarlo Stanton hit a critical three-run shot, helping the Yankees secure the win and maintain their position in the playoff race. Soto's performance marks his third season hitting 30 home runs, further establishing him as a premier power hitter in the league. The Yankees' victory places them in a tie for first in the AL East with the Baltimore Orioles, both holding a 70-49 record. Despite a late-game scare from the Rangers, who rallied with three runs in the eighth, Yankees closer Clay Holmes secured the win by stranding two runners in the ninth. This game highlights the Yankees' depth in power hitting, as they strive for a playoff berth and potential World Series contention.