Yankees' stellar seventh inning steals win over Mets Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:25pm EDT (Reuters) - The New Yankees came from behind to post a 4-3 away victory and square the three-game weekend 'Subway Series' against cross-town rivals the New York Mets on Saturday. The Yankees, now 42-28, produced a four-run seventh inning to snatch the lead from the Mets (39-33) and held on to continue their road domination. The Yankees are now 22-14 on the road, winning eight of their last nine away games and improving their league-best average to .611. The Mets led from the bottom of the third when centerfielder Kirk Nieuwenhuis powered a solo home run over left field. They pushed the advantage to 3-0 after posting a run in the fourth and sixth innings and looked fairly comfortable until the Yankees exploded in the seventh. Mark Teixeira was walked before Nick Swisher singled to right field where a Lucas Duda error allowed the runners to advance to second and third. Yankees left fielder Raul Ibanez then muscled the ball over the right field wall to tie the scores and end pitcher Chris Young's night. Reliever Jon Rauch didn't fare much better as pinch hitter Eric Chavez belted him for a solo homer soon after to give the visitors a lead they wouldn't relinquish.