Avarez and Brigman shot "back-to-back" home runs
Today, the major leagues officially started in the second half of the season. Yankees fought two games with their rivals Astronauts, but unfortunately they lost 2:3 and 5:7 respectively. Astronauts therefore improved their record to 61 wins and 32 losses, which is quite close to Yankees' 64 wins and 30 losses. Although the two teams are in different divisions, if the hot stripes do not come back to their senses as soon as possible in the first half of the season, they may give up the throne of the league's king, including their last 10 games, and they have only won 3 wins and 7 losses in the last 10 games, and are currently suffering from two consecutive losses. The situation is worrying.
J.J. Matijevic WINS it for the Astros in Game 1@astros I #LevelUp pic.twitter.com/nOPYRfH1WG
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Yankees and the Astronauts fought one day, sending Montgomery to their first match (Jordan) Montgomery started, with a 7 hit in 6.1 innings and lost 2 points, 8 strikeouts and 1 walk, he lost points in the first two games, and was hit by Alex Bregman and Korey Lee. In the 5th game, Yankees counterattacked, and first battalion LeMahieu hit the right field and the Yangchun cannon bit the score difference. Isiah Kiner-Falefa tied the score again on 9, but in the 9th innings, the astronaut J.J. Matijevic used goodbye to drive away Yankee.
In the second game, Yankee sent Domingo German to start, which was his first board this season, but his performance was disappointing. He was knocked and hit 6 hits and lost 5 points after three innings. He was hit by Yordan Alvarez and Brigman in the first game and lost 2 points directly, and beat Avarez for the 27th touchdown. In the second game, Hermann was taught a lesson by these two people again. Avarez and Brigman scored 3 points in a relay. In this game, they totaled 8 hits and 4 hits to contribute 5 RBIs and 3 points.
No. 34 for @TheJudge44 lands on the train tracks. pic.twitter.com/cBWaFKJUD8
— MLB (@MLB) July 22, 2022
However, in 3 innings, Yankees launched a counterattack. Gleyber Torres' 15th of this season was released, adding 2 points to the team, but in 6 innings, the Astros continued to perform a fireworks show. Outfielder Chas McCormick shot Yankee rookie pitcher JP Sears and scored another 2 points, expanding to 7:2. Yankee seized the last offensive opportunity in the 9th innings. Aaron Judge, who had been silent for a long time, shot 3 points in one shot and hit the 34th of this season. Unfortunately, he was still unable to turn the situation around, and Herman took on the defeat.
