Yankees 12, Braves 9: Grisham's go-ahead grand slam punctuates thrilling comeback
Briefly

The Yankees faced a significant 7-2 deficit but displayed remarkable resilience, ultimately winning 12-9. Anthony Volpe hit two home runs, tying the game. Trent Grisham's crucial ninth-inning grand slam sealed the victory. Initially, the Braves gained control with strong pitching from Joey Wentz and critical hitting from their lineup, including a key three-run homer by Ozzie Albies. The Yankees struggled early but rallied, showcasing their fighting spirit and ability to seize opportunities in high-pressure moments.
Down 5-0 to the Braves after four innings, the Yankees looked dilapidated. Down 7-2 after five, the Yankees looked finished. But the Bronx Bombers refused to pack it in.
Anthony Volpe's second home run of the game tied the score. Then, in the ninth, Trent Grisham came up with the bases loaded and took one of the swings of the season: a grand slam off Raisel Iglesias which proved to be the difference in a 12-9 thriller.
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