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The Red Sox come from behind to beat the Yanks

ON THIS DATE (July 26, 2024) ... After a thrilling 9-7 victory in which the home team withstood a majestic three-run missile over the back wall in center field by Aaron Judge, spectators were shrieking with excitement as they exited the ballpark.

In the top of the seventh inning, it sure looked like Judge would be the story, as he hit that mammoth shot over the center field wall into the camera-well under the scoreboard, and Austin Wells followed with a solo blow. Suddenly, a 4-3 Boston lead turned into a 7-4 edge for the Yankees.

If there was a brief lull following Judge’s 36th homer, Cedanne Rafaela brought the crowd right back into it. He took a Luke Weaver factball and scorching one over everything in left for a two-run homer in the bottom of the seventh that slimmed the deficit to 7-6.

Wilyer Abreu, who had been on the bench all night was asked to hit for Tyler O’Neill, one of the Red Sox most dangerous hitters. At the time, the Sox were down, 7-6. The rookie didn’t flinch, hammering a 96.6 mph sinker by Clay Holmes for a double to tie the game.

The Red Sox still needed another big hit, and Masataka Yoshida provided it, belting an 0-2 fastball for a two-run single that gave closer Kenley Jansen some breathing room before he came on in the ninth for career save No. 440.

 

 

 

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W-Bailey Horn (1-1)
S-Kenley Jansen (20)
L-Luke Weaker (4-2)
Attendance - 36,661

 2B-Gonzalez (Bost), Wong (Bost), Refsnyder (Bost),
O'Neill (Bost), Abreu (Bost), Grisham (NY), Torres (NY)

HR-Rafaela (Bost), Volpe (NY), Judge (NY), Wells (NY)