Yankees Blast 3 Homer on the first 3 shots out of the Brewers’ Nestor Cortes Jr.
NEW YORK – It was certainly not the way the Milwaukee brewers who begin the launcher Nestor Cortes Jr. have imagined his return to the Bronx.
The New York Yankees hit the races at home in each of the first three shots that Cortes launched them in the first inning of the match on Saturday afternoon at the Yankee Stadium.
First of all, it was Paul Goldschmidt. So it was Cody Bellinger. So Aaron Judge.
It was the first time in the history of the team that the Yankees hit four runs at home in an inning. It was also the first time in the history of the Yankees that each of their first three shots hit the races at home consecutively.
After the burst, the coach of the launch of Brewers Chris Hook visited Cortes to give him a breath.
Two out later, the Catcher Austin Wells made four solo shots from Cortes, who briefly doubled incredulous to the wave of power. It was the sixteenth shot of anning for Cortes.
In winter, the Yankees exchanged the favorite cortes by the Brewers in exchange for narrower Devin Williams, who earned the rescue in the 4-2 Yankees victory over the Brewers on Thursday’s opening day.
(Photo: Brad Penner / Imagn images)
