Giancarlo Stanton was a part of the run procession that saw the New York Yankees blow out the Houston Astros in game one of their series. When he went down, the team didn't miss a beat, though. They continued to pile on, and game two was much of the same. Unlike in past years, when the Yankees were built top-heavy, they have received contributions from up and down the lineup over the last two seasons. It isn't one or two hitters that need to be on at all times. This dismantling of the Astros in their own home ballpark was a team effort, and the reason was nothing new. For Houston, it was death by a thousand walks. It was ten in total in that second game, with double-digit nights from Trent Grisham, Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger, and Austin Wells. The surging Jazz Chisholm Jr. had one too. Leading the league The Astros have one of the worst staffs in baseball, and the Yankees were able to take advantage of that in a big way. If you give the them a free pass, they'll take it.…