Grisham homers twice and drives in 4 as Yankees rally past struggling Mariners 10-5

Trent Grisham, a rookie for the New York Yankees, delivered a stellar performance in the 10-5 victory against the struggling Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night. Grisham proved to be a key contributor, homering twice and driving in four runs. His first homer came in the fifth inning, when the Yankees evened the score at 5 after trailing by three runs.

The second came in the seventh inning, when Grisham went deep off reliever Gabe Speier, scoring rookie George Lombard Jr. in a three-run Yankees' inning. Grisham also added a two-run homer in the eighth inning, further extending the Yankees' advantage. Overall, Grisham had four RBIs in his second start, batting third. His performance extended the Yankees' winning streak to 11 games overall.