Yankee Judge (left) and Staten celebrated home runs
Yankee "Judge" Aaron Judge has endured 5 games and failed to hit a home run. On the 14th, he was a visit to Fenway Stadium, his old enemy Red Sox. Judge shot out a double shot in one breath, and the 56th and 57th of the single season were released! There are only 4 big sticks left before the "Marris Obstacle" hit by the United Nations 61. They scored 4 hits in a single game and even the strike rate has risen to 0.310. The two sides had a total of 6 home runs in the first nine innings, and the Yankees narrowly won 7-6 in the playoffs.
Red sock rookie Triston Casas was the first to hit a two-point shot in 2 games. Marwin Gonzalez also responded to tie the game with one and two-point shots in three innings, but Reese McGuire came up with another spring cannon in the second half of the Red Sox. It was finally Jiaji's turn to take action in the 6th inning. He came up to lock in the first blinking ball into the base and hit the Yangchun cannon that tied the score!
Gleyby clears the bases pic.twitter.com/Bqe7PVW5tL
— New York Yankees (@Yankees) September 14, 2022
Yankees starter Gerrit Cole was out of standard. Although he gave out 10 old K photos, he was sniped by Xander Bogaerts in 6 games, with a total of 6 games hitting 3 and losing 4 points without any victory or defeat. In the 8th game, Yankees returned to the first ball, Jaj, Red Sox changed the pitcher, an slide ball, did not make a good shot, and was caught by Jaj, and tied the score again, flying over the "Green Monster" wall to become the 57th Bang!
It was Jiaji's turn in the 10th round. This time, the Red Sox did not dare to fight, so he directly sent him to the base. Gleyber Torres cleaned up three points with a second base when full base. The Red Sox scored two points with hits and pitchers in the second half of the game, but Rafael Devers swallowed goodbye and shook off the hatred. In addition to Roger Maris' 61 Bang, Yankees also have Babe Ruth's 60 Bang and 59 Bang, and Jagie is currently the third player in the team's history.
