@YancenPujols @JLMendoza_ @Orlandomendez7 Como dice el narrador de los Yankees: "the kid has done it again" Pecozá 17 de Gary Sánchez pic.twitter.com/D4t4kGCw8V
— Jonny Montes De Oca (@JonnyDeOca) September 21, 2016
New York Yankees rookie catcher Gary Sanchez just won’t stop as he yet again cranked a bomb that left the field of play in a hurry.
Back on August 10, Gary Sanchez hit his first career home run.
Now, on September 20, the same young phenom just ripped his 17th home run as a big leaguer. That’s stupid talented.
In the top of the seventh inning in game one of the New York Yankees‘ three-game set with the Tampa Bay Rays at the Trop, Sanchez broke a 2-2 tie by hitting the life out of a Brad Boxberger fastball.
The go-ahead three-run home run traveled 437 feet, with a 108.0 MPH exit velocity, and it threw New York in the ideal scenario to break their five-game losing skid.
Only two words can describe this 23-year old: my goodness.
GARY SANCHEZ WITH No. 17!
The Kraken strikes again with a 3-run BOMB to put the @Yankees up 5-2! #YANKSonYES pic.twitter.com/XXzI0sVqtH
— YES Network (@YESNetwork) September 21, 2016
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