The Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 8-3 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, on the 31st (Korea time).
The victory ended the three consecutive games with two wins and one loss and a winning series, recording 39 wins and 19 losses. The Angels recorded 21 wins and 35 losses.
Aaron Judge hit a two-run homer over the left-center fence in the top of the fourth inning when his team was losing 0-1. The Yankees turned the game around 2 to 1 with this homer, and maintained the lead until the end. 토토사이트 모음
Judge became his 18th homerun of this season. He tied for first in home runs in the Major League with Gunner Henderson (Baltimore Orioles) and Kyle Tucker (Houston).
The Yankees, who had been taking a 2-1 unstable lead, widened the gap by scoring a large number in the seventh inning.
He didn't miss changing pitcher Adam Cymber's control shaking.
Cymber had the worst day of the day. He faced six batters, and four of them were walks. With the bases loaded with one out, Oswal also walked Cabrera and Anthony Wolfie in succession, allowing two runs.
Juan Soto recorded a triple against Jose Suarez, who took the mound as a relief pitcher, to bring in all the runners with a ball that left next to the first baseman.
The Angels took the lead with Logan Ohoffi's solo home run in the second inning, but failed to save it.
He fought back in the bottom of the seventh inning. Kevin Pillar recovered a point by hitting a double to the left field with no outs and runners on the first and second bases against Carlos Rodon, who had lost strength, and Willy Calhoun, pinch hitter, added another point by hitting a left-handed hit against Caleb Ferguson with two outs and the bases loaded. However, he failed to bring in more runners.
The gap in concentration between the two teams was also revealed in the eighth inning. Unlike the Yankees, who added a double by Gleyber Torres and a sacrifice fly by Jose Trevino with one out, the Angels sent out two runners on a walk and a walk, but failed to let them in.
Both teams did well. Starting pitcher Rodon became a winning pitcher by allowing three hits, one homer, one walk, five strikeouts and three runs in six innings. He won seven games (two losses) this season.
Angels starter Sandoval also performed well by allowing two hits, one homer, three walks, seven strikeouts and two runs in six innings, but lost the game. He lost eight games (two wins) in this season.