Austin Wells goes 2-5 with a 3-run home run and 4 RBI's on the night as the Yankees win 10-4 in Jasson Dominguez' return game to the Bronx.
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Okay. I couldn't resist. Here is Austin Wells celebrating his BIG HOMER tonight! (Yes, this REALLY IS Austin Wells back in his Arizona State days!) (CLICK ON THE IMAGE BELOW & TURN UP YOUR SOUND!)
Luke Weaver showed tonight that he definitely has the makeup of a closer.....the way he screamed after getting the strikeout to get out of the jam in the 8th inning. When he is not pitching, he has an amazing sense of humor, very funny, sort of the "clubhouse comedian". But he lets his emotions out big time when he gets that big strikeout the way a classic closer-type reliever would.
it was a flaming groovy game for Yankee fans ( that was for Phil)
even the prof forgot his troubles and got happy