"Trout's second home run of the game bounced off the back wall behind the Los Angeles Angels bullpen in left-center, giving Los Angeles a two-run, eighth-inning lead on a night when Judge had homered twice to put the New York Yankees ahead."
"Only once before had a pair of players already three-time MVPs each homered twice in a game, according to STATS Perform."
"Trout marveled, 'It was great. That's baseball for you. It's what fans want, and to be able to see something like that, pretty cool.'"
"Judge remarked, 'You put that guy in a clutch situation, a big moment and he's going to show up every single time, so it's fun going back and forth with a guy like that.'"
Mike Trout and Aaron Judge each hit two home runs in a thrilling game, marking the first time in 70 years that two three-time MVPs achieved this feat. Trout's second homer gave the Angels a late lead, but Trent Grisham's homer tied the game in the ninth. A wild pitch from Jordan Romano allowed the Yankees to win 11-10, ending their five-game losing streak. Trout expressed excitement about the game, highlighting its appeal to fans and the competitive spirit between him and Judge.
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