New York Yankees left the field player Jasson Dominguez, united with a power drought for 2 1/2 weeks and had no sign that he was about to end.
Dominguez, only three -storey hit in 11 matches, all of them were pairs and only one RBI.
On Friday, the 22 -year -old child ended a shortage of famine in the series open, and Yankees will try to establish a career on the best performance when Calif meets athletics in Calife.
Dominguez established three Homer and seven RBI career heights in New York’s 10-2 athletics. He hit two solo Homer, took a great Islam, and at the same time he became a sacrifice fly.
Dominguez (22 years, 91 days) became the youngest player to hit three Homer in a game in Yankees history and supported Joe Dimaggio (22 years, 200 days in June 1937).
“Very impressive,” said Aaron Boone, New York ruler. “Really quality bats. He can do such things.”
Switch hit two Homer from the left, including Grand Slam. He also hit one on the right, the first as a big liger.
There were many heroes for New York, but Dominguez’s first career Slam opened her.
“When I hit the ball, ‘No. No.’ But it was great, Dom Dominguez said after winning the third straight competition Yankees.
Mark Kotsay, Director of Athletics, turned his door to Dominguez.
“He had a great night, Kot Kotsay said. “He’s one of those wonderful young players and showed why (Friday).”
New York star Aaron Judge went to 4 to 4 in the opener and was 3 to 19 in the last five games.
The judge grew up in Kalifornia, Line, about 50 miles south and played university baseball in Fresno state between 2011-13.
He flirted twice with Homers. For a couple, the first shot was pierced by a bullet from the left and field wall, and a driver hit the wall on the left in the sixth place.
“It was great to play a game here, Jud Judge said. “I haven’t played a game here since Fresno state days. It was nice to be there.”
Athletics lost their third straight matches. Eighth ranked Jacob Wilson’s RBI Single and the ninth in the RBI Single of Lawrence Butler.
“It is really great to play against Yankees,” Athletics Nick Kurtz said. “They will attract big crowds where they go. We want to defeat them. I hope we can do it (Saturday).”
New York Left-hand Carlos Rodon (4-3, 2.96 ERA) takes the ball on Saturday and will continue to throw Torrid.
Rodon is 3-0 with 0.70 ERA at the last four initially. During Stretch, only 11 hit 25 2/3 strokes.
Rodon, 32, did not decide against San Diego Padres on Monday, despite another magnificent trip. 6 2/3 scoreless strokes only three hit, and the New York Bullpen went ahead 3-0 before allowing four runs during a 4-3 setback.
Rodon, 2,36 ERA in eight careers against athletics and 5-1. Miguel Andujar is a Homer from Rodon and 9 to 9, and Gio Urshela is only 10 with five strikes.
Athletics begins with the left-hand JP Sears (4-2, 2.93 ERA) on the last four trips. Sears has 1.96 ERA during this stretch.
The 29 -year -old Sears allowed two or less running at each beginning. On Sunday, when he allowed Miami Marlins to allow two runs and four strokes over 6 1/3, he was unstable.
Oswaldo Cabrera (4 to 4), Anthony Volpe (3), Paul Goldschmidt (4 to 3) and the judge (2) were separated from Sears.
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