Cody Bellinger makes Yankees over Mets (highlights)

The Yankees used an eighth inn of six runs, which was highlighted by Cody Bellinger's Grand Slam to get 8-2 past the METS on Sunday evening in the Bronx and two out of three in the first subway series of the season.

With the game at the age of two, Jasson Domínguez raced home with a Worffebe error through Mets First Baseman Pete Alonso and triggered the decisive rally. Paul Goldschmidt followed with an RBI single before Bellinger destroyed his ninth career -Grand -Slam before Génesis Cabrera and put a sold out of 48.028 in the Yankee Stadium.

Bellinger finished the night with six RBI, including a two-run double in the first inning after a METS defensive Miscue. He extended his stroke series to 13 games and drove up his career.

Max Fried delivered another strong excursion and only allowed three goals and two runs over six innings while he appeared eight. Major League Baseball is leading his 1.29 ERA up to 10 starts this season. Devin Williams played a key role from the Bullpen and put Juan Soto, Pete Alonso and Mark Viientos in eighth place.

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The Yankees will enjoy a day off on Monday before organizing the Texas Rangers on Tuesday at 7:05 p.m.

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