LONDON -- After nine hours and six minutes of baseball on the artificial turf of London Stadium this weekend, the Yankees offered some advice for the next inhabitants of their makeshift clubhouse, which will await the arrival of the Cardinals and Cubs next June for another installment of the London Series.\n\nSee the sights, hydrate well, then prepare for lots and lots of offense. The fireworks were mostly kept under wraps on Sunday until the Yankees erupted for their biggest frame of the season in the seventh inning, scoring nine runs to power a 12-8 victory over the Red Sox that completed a sweep of the inaugural two-game set.\n\n\"They are a good team. I think we’re better, but they are a good team,\"
\n\n \n\nBoston struck early, with
\n\n\"If we played 81 games here, it'd be a lot of fun,\"
\n\n \n\n\"Rodriguez was really nibbling and didn't miss a spot, but then we were able to get a couple of pitches that were over the heart of the plate,\" Judge said. \"We didn't miss those pitches and were able to do some damage, especially do some damage with guys on base. We've done pretty well all year. That was great hitting, starting with DJ. Three hits, it's nothing new.\"\n\n
\n\n \n\n\"No matter who we had in the game pitching, the lead didn’t feel very safe,\" LeMahieu said. \"I don’t know what it was. They were just crazy games like that. Our pitchers honestly did a really good job. For the circumstances, they did a really good job.\"\n\nFor all the discussion about London Stadium's homer-friendly dimensions, New York put its first 11 runs on the board without the benefit of slugging a ball into the seats.\n\nThe Yankees were kept in the yard until the eighth, when
\n\n\"I didn't even know it happened until Didi hit his, and you saw it flash up on the board that we just broke our own record,\" Judge said. \"We weren't even worried about that. We were just worried about scoring runs and coming away with two wins here.\"\n\nThe Yankees were instructed to stay awake throughout their flight back to New York, which will provide plenty of time to reflect on the week that was. Even after a clubhouse visit from [Prince Harry and Meghan Markle](https://www.mlb.com/yankees/news/yankees-meet-prince-harry-meghan-markle \"undefined\") and an MLB-sponsored soiree at the Tower of London, several of the players said they will remember the passionate crowds and the two victories most of all.\n\n\"We know they were long games. It was like a fight every inning,\"