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SEATTLE — Aaron Judge hit two homers at the plate and robbed one in the field with a leaping catch at the wall, leading the New York Yankees past the Seattle Mariners 10-4. Domingo Germán pitched into the seventh inning to win his first start following a 10-game suspension for using a foreign substance on the mound. Judge also doubled off the wall and was one of several Yankees batters to have a big night, most of it coming against Seattle rookie Bryce Miller. And if his swings at the plate weren't enough, Judge stole a homer from Teoscar Hernández at the right-field fence in the eighth. Jake Bauers also went deep against Miller, and the Yankees finished with a season-high 18 hits.
