Quick Hit: Won the Barn Burner!
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- 1 day ago
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The Yankees and Diamondbacks combined for 16 runs and 4 home runs, as the Bronx Bombers won 9-7!
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I think fans need to not overlook Grisham. an oppo field hard hit double and a bomb to right and another ball hit very well down the LF line that ended up caught deep in the corner. seriously how many teams would not take him today to start in their OF? and what team has a better 4th OF? i dont know every roster. always safe to assume the dodgers have someone good for every spot, anyone else?
not at all a barn burner
Yankees led the game from the first to the ninth
Yarborough allowed the Diamonddogs to get from way behind to behind-by-two
but it was never even as close
as the previous game, the one where Volpe's HR put the Yankees behind-by-one