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Yanks off to their first-ever 3-0 start in twenty-one years.

Oswaldo Cabrera’s tying two-run homer in the seventh inning, followed by Juan Soto’s first Yankees home run, propelled New York to a 5-3 comeback victory over the Houston Astros on Saturday night in Houston.

Anthony Volpe extended the Yankees’ lead with a solo home run in the eighth inning, securing their third consecutive win to start the season, marking their best start since opening the 2003 season with four victories. The Yankees’ comeback marked the ninth time in major league history, and the first since San Francisco in 1999, that a team has won their first three games of the season after trailing in the sixth inning or later, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.

Manager Aaron Boone praised the team’s intensity and resilience, noting their ability to overcome mistakes and display gritty determination.

On the other side, the Astros, who reached their seventh consecutive AL Championship Series last season, started the season with three straight losses for the first time since 2011. Despite the slow start, Astros Manager Joe Espada remained optimistic, emphasizing his faith in the team’s abilities and the need to improve execution on both offense and defense.

Pitcher Marcus Stroman, making his Yankees debut, earned the win by allowing three unearned runs on four hits over six innings. Stroman, a Long Island native, expressed his excitement and nerves before the game but ultimately felt satisfied with his performance and the team’s victory.

In summary, the Yankees showcased their resilience and offensive firepower, while the Astros faced an early-season challenge and emphasized the need for improvement.