Bryson Stott delivered a standout performance to help the Philadelphia Phillies secure an 11-4 victory against the New York Yankees, preventing a three-game series sweep. Stott contributed a home run, a double, and five RBIs as the Phillies snapped a four-game losing streak on their home field.

Starting pitcher Cristopher Sánchez pitched six effective innings, providing stability for the Phillies’ lineup throughout the game. Alec Bohm also played a key role, driving in three runs with a double that helped extend Philadelphia’s lead.

For the Yankees, Ben Rice managed to produce some offense with a home run and a double, though New York was unable to overcome Philadelphia’s balanced attack and consistent pitching.

The win marks an important rebound for the Phillies, who had been struggling prior to facing the Yankees. Meanwhile, New York remains challenged after the loss in the series finale.