Cleveland - Even the cardboard fans were gasping as the ball crept into the right field wall.
Next, the Yankees, who had insulted the Indians in a 12-3 win in the first of the top three cards in the MLS, were on Tuesday night at Progressive Field.
Gerrit Cole, the beginner of the Yankees, shows the Indians what they could buy $ 324 million, which would make them spend two rounds over a period of seven rounds. He stuck to 13, giving him the most strikes for a Ramy Yankees in the post-season period since Roger Clemens cheered 15 in Game 4 of 2000 ALCS.
Cole took 105 shots and walked with nothing. He gave up six hits. One of them came when Cole put the runners on the corners in the third and ditched a double worm flame down the first baseline to Jose Ramirez, who is on the AL MVP shortlist. Cole also gave up a solo run at home to Josh Naylor, thanks to a curved ball hanging in the fourth game that cut the Yankees lead to 5-2.
The house was run by Brett Gardner, Gilber Torres, and Giancarlo Stanton which made her laugh even more as Clint Frazier and Gary Sanchez sat. Kyle Higashioka continued his personal duties catching Cole and took five hits. Torres went 4 versus 4. Garner got three hits.
When the judge moved deeper, he ambushed Bieber at 94 mph left of center. DJ LeMahieu, who had a single run into the right midfield, scored.
It was shocking because Bieber had allowed one home round and three runs in the first half of 12 start of this season. It was his ninth at home in the judge's post-season career, linking him to Mickey Mantel and Lou Gehrig for the most number in the franchise's history with 28 matches.
They made it 3-0 in the third half. With two naysayers, Aaron Hicks worked a full walk and then Luke Voit ripped a double into a deep left field. There was a throw in the net but Hicks didn't even have to slip over to score. Stanton's single shot at nine traveled at 116.1 mph.
The Yankees ran two rounds in the fourth, then two in the fifth.
In the fourth game, Gardner's single double from the left field wall brought home from first base Gleiber Torres, who had walked just before that. Gardner then moved to third on the ground and scored a goal from the heavily affected LeMahieu in the middle as Lindor stopped with a dive but completed it with a throw. In the fifth game, Torres' 412-foot-high shot into the left-center field secured the score 7-2 and scored by Geo Urchila, who had scored in the match before. This chases Bieber out of the game.
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