Yankees highlights: Clint Frazier and Aaron Judge crush monsters

A match against the Orioles in early April? This should be a low-stress case for the Yankees. Instead, Saturday night's game turned into a fierce competition, with exciting highs and frustrating lows. Here are some highlights:

Winner of the game

Clint Frazier won that. The Yankees having been beaten in the eighth round, he came to the plate with two starters and two starters. Frazier was found in a count of two strikes, and fans asked if he could do the job. The soldier then crushed a three-sleeve bomb in the left field, giving the goods a 6-4 lead. It was incredible.

Honorable mention: Aaron Judge played Saturday night, the eighth of the season, with no point of attack. He corrected this in a striking way by crushing two monstrous circuits against the Orioles. The moonshots of the judges gathered to travel about 830 feet. His batting line for the season now stands at .290 / .405 / .516 (167 wRC +). It will play very well.

Loser of the game

Aaron Boone has not been a popular character here these days. Tonight's match will not help. The Yankees coach left the central relay Jonathan Holder too long, which earned him some points in the seventh inning. As pointed out by the YES booth, why ask for additional releases to Holder when Adam Ottavino was available?

Honorable mention: Gary Sanchez

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