Yankees Complete Sweep of Rockies with Late Surge in 10-3 Victory

In a game that shifted dramatically in the later innings, the New York Yankees defeated the Colorado Rockies 10-3, completing a three-game sweep. The victory was marked by a six-run seventh inning, featuring a grand slam from Anthony Volpe, which turned a competitive matchup into a decisive rout.

The Rockies had managed to close the gap to two runs before the Yankees responded emphatically. New York's early lead was established with a two-run homer from Luis García Jr., but Rockies pitcher Ryan Feltner found his rhythm after a rocky start, retiring ten consecutive batters at one point.

Feltner's performance was a tale of two halves. He struggled initially, allowing four runs in the first two innings, but settled down to finish with a line of 5.0 innings pitched, six hits, four earned runs, one walk, and two strikeouts. His fastball averaged 93.9 mph, but he had difficulty with command throughout the game.

The Yankees' offense was relentless, and after Volpe's grand slam in the seventh, the game was firmly in their control. John Schreiber earned the win for New York, improving their record to 84-62, while the Rockies fell to 55-91 with the loss. Feltner's record now stands at 5-10 for the season.