you had the big pinch hit home run from

John Carlos Stanton last night

in the 10th inning. Yankees beat the raise

but they weren't done there.

2-2-2 Wells, Fairbank steals.

That's on drive.

Rightfield. That's way

out of here. Home run, Austin, Wells,

6-3, New York.

Deep right film, crushed. Right, Dave Sims with a call here on the fan. Yeah, crushed indeed. Made it 6-3, 6-4 would be the final. He hit it out of the park, did he? Yes, he did. Went over that roof part. He didn't look like he swung that hard. Well, it would be a good exit Velo. I don't know. They win. But Stanton really was the hero of this game because it was a pinch hit home run after the Yankees had blew a lead. So our Thrivell player of the game brought to you by Thrival Infusion is indeed Stanton, who was so excited to come through. This was on yes. It's big. It's huge,

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David Bednor was on the blue to save and it would have been a nice night for Cam Schlittler

in terms of getting a win. He was perfect through six that allow a single to Chandler Simpson

starting the seventh. But, you know, he doesn't factor in the decision. Instead, you get Williams that gets the save after he comes in, after the home runs in that 10th inning.

Now, you also had Jose Caballero, the former Ray, get ejected in this game as he was stealing second base and called out and then upheld by video.

He hated the call.

I wasn't happy about the call.

I was like, it's no way you can you can see that that i came off the back in motion i don't see that like how can you see that

in in real time and what he's talking about is if you see the replay he barely comes off and yet

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