The New York Yankees showcased impressive plate discipline, tallying six walks in a pivotal third inning against Kevin Gausman, leading to a six-run rally that propelled them to an 11-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Manager Aaron Boone praised the team’s approach, emphasizing the necessity of patience against a pitcher of Gausman’s caliber.

After trailing 1-0, the Yankees drew consecutive walks from Oswaldo Cabrera and Ben Rice before Aaron Judge delivered a scorching line drive to load the bases. Cody Bellinger tied the game with a sacrifice fly, setting the stage for a cascade of walks from Gausman, who struggled under the pressure. Anthony Volpe added a solo home run later, securing the Yankees’ offensive dominance.