Yankees Highlights: Bombers Do not End the Sweep, Fall Against the Red Sox 8-5

Two out of three is not bad. The Yankees were lucky enough to bury the Red Sox more than 10 games behind, but had to settle for a series win and a gap of 8.5 games between them and their rivals . The Bombers did not manage to crack David Price, and a late restart was not enough to erase a bad performance at the end of the game in terms of prevention of the race, since they finally lost 8-5.

Winner of the game

He did not seem to have covered himself with glory at the start of the match, but CC Sabathia put together a pretty impressive game. He made some mistakes, which the Red Sox unfortunately turned into two homers, but Sabathia worked hard on the Boston formation for six innings, allowing three points and scoring eight without scoring.

Honorable mention: Luke Voit has indicted his 15th singer of the year:

Loser of the game

We will share our honors here. First of all, Luis Cessa assumes most of the responsibility of letting this game go. Cessa came in after Sabathia to start the seventh and quickly scored three points. He finished with five points allowed. However, Clint Frazier's defense did not help him. Frazier struggled several times in the right field just to seventh, which fueled the Boston rally. He then made another mistake in defense in the eighth. It is simply difficult for Frazier to have a pronounced positive impact on the team when it helps the score of the opposing team to take place at night.

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