New York is the city that never sleeps, and neither does Sal Likata, from flushing in the Bronx

to the meadowlands in MSG.

Sal sounds off on the biggest sports news of the day.

Welcome to WFA and Daily with Sal Likata.

That was an incredible win for the Yankees.

A big time win.

A needed win.

You're not going to say must win in April.

However, Yankees were on the verge of losing their fourth straight game.

They looked lifeless.

The offense wasn't clicking at all.

And then in typical Yankee fashion, they come back a tremendous win for this ball club.

Now, for me, the game turned in the eighth inning during Soto's at bat.

And I think the first pitch was a ball.

After that, the next two pitches were strikes where he swung and missed at pitches and looked awful.

And it just, it was weird because you usually don't see Soto looking that off balance.

They even mentioned it during the broadcast.

You're like, man, what's going on here?

But then in that same at bat, Soto a couple of pitches later after looking, not overmatch, but just looking off balance at least in the beginning, he then squares one up, crushes a home run and gives the Yankees life.

It was at that point, you know, you watch the game through eight innings here.

You're thinking, man, the Yankees' offense just can't get anything going.

Soto works that at bat, hits the home run, cuts it to four to two, giving the Yankees a chance.

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