His chambers left empty, Aaron Judge still rules right field at Yankee Stadium. Judge homered for the third straight night, Jordan Montgomery cut up one of the league's hottest lineups in his 2020 debut and the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5-1 on Friday in their first home game of this coronavirus-shortened season. Judge took aim at Yankee Stadium's short right field porch in the third, a half-inning after starting a double play from right.
Xander Bogaerts makes a slick defensive play, barehanding a ground ball and slinging it to first to retire Gleyber Torres
This season marks the 25th year the Lowell Spinners have been playing baseball in Massachusetts. The Boston Red Sox affiliate had plans for a celebration, but the pandemic changed all that. "It's, all around, a great experience, and it's really bummed me that they’re not able to play this year," said Drew DiStasi of Chelmsford.
Two key lefty relievers are inching closer to rejoining the Red Sox. Darwinzon Hernandez and Josh Taylor could be activated within the next week, Sox manager Ron Roenicke said before Friday’s game in New York. The two southpaws, who both recovered after testing positive for COVID-19, are at the club’s alternate training site in Pawtucket.
Boston Red Sox slugger Michael Chavis belted his first home run this season Friday at Yankee Stadium. It was a 102.7 mph, 410-foot blast to left field in the third inning off Yankees left-handed starter Jordan Montgomery. Chavis connected on a 91.4 mph four-seam fastball down in the zone.
It was a little bit surprising, just kind of how the outing went,” Diaz said through a translator before Friday night's game at the Atlanta Braves. It had been five days since I last threw, so I felt like I didn’t have my mechanics in order.
When you start thinking about mistakes you start making mistakes,” Godley said. The biggest thing is staying positive and trying to attack the zone and attack the hitters. A lot of guys try to shy away from these guys simply because they are who they are.
No cutter? Yankees great CC Sabathia threw the first pitch before the 2020 home opener at Yankee Stadium on Friday. Sabathia threw it from the rubber and bounced it, low and away, to ace Gerrit Cole.
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