The New York Yankees rally after falling behind and defeat the Seattle Mariners 10-5 on Wednesday. Trent Grisham plays a central role, hitting two home runs and driving in four runs as the Yankees overcome an early deficit and pull away late.
Across reports, the sequence of the Yankees’ comeback is described similarly: Seattle leads early, then New York ties the game in the middle innings before taking control. One account notes Grisham hits a home run off Mariners starter Bryce Miller in the fifth to help level the score at 5. In the seventh, Grisham adds a go-ahead double as the Yankees expand their lead.
Yahoo Sports also highlights contributions from Yankees rookie Spencer Jones, who records three RBIs in his second major-league start batting third. Other coverage matches the overall outcome and Grisham’s impact, with emphasis on his two homers and the team’s late offensive surge.
