Aaron Judge and Mike Trout each homered twice in a spectacular showdown at Yankee Stadium, as the New York Yankees edged the Los Angeles Angels 11-10 in a series opener Monday. The game featured seven home runs totaling 2,846 feet, with Judge's first blast traveling 456 feet at 116.2 mph.

Trout's second home run in the eighth inning put the Angels ahead 10-8, but Trent Grisham tied it in the ninth with his second homer of the game. The decisive moment came when Jose Caballero scored on Jordan Romano's game-ending wild pitch, ending New York's five-game losing streak. Grisham and Trout each drove in five runs, while Judge added three RBIs.

The matchup marked the first time in 70 years that two three-time MVPs homered twice in the same game, joining Stan Musial and Roy Campanella's historic 1956 performance. Judge, who turns 34 on April 26, now has 374 career home runs, moving ahead of teammate Paul Goldschmidt. The Yankees' victory was their first allowing double-digit runs since July 2019.