The surging Yankees beat the sloppy Orioles on Thursday.
— Aaron Judge hit a long three-run homer moments after Baltimore committed its fifth error of the game, and the surgingJudge hit his fifth homer two batters after shortstop Jorge Mateo committed his second error by misplaying DJ LeMahieu's grounder. After Tim Locastro scored on a wild pitch by Paul Fry, Judge blasted a slider into the left-center field seats.
"It's a really focused group and to see them really start to play well and get results and play well in the collective — pitching, defense, offensively, running the bases," manager Aaron Boone said."I feel like everything's kind of contributed and everyone on the roster is contributing." "I just think you got to take advantage when you see that," Locastro said."Today everybody in the lineup was able to get a hit and we were able to score a lot of runs."Rizzo, who homered three times Tuesday, gave the Yankees a 3-2 lead by dropping a single in front of left fielder Austin Hays.
"We didn't play very good defense today and we had a tough time covering up for it offensively right now, too," Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said."We've got to be better."Zimmermann was charged with four unearned runs and allowed five hits in 4 1/3 innings.
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