The Yankees Use a 13-Run 3rd Inning to Beat the Athletics 13-8
Eight Yankees batters had at least one hit and one RBI as the team sent 18 hitters to the plate in a 43-minute inning.
- On Sunday, The New York Yankees scored 13 runs in the third inning against the Athletics, marking their most productive offensive outburst in nearly 21 years.
- The Yankees sent 18 batters to the plate as their first 12 reached safely against Athletics starter Jacob Lopez and reliever Michael Kelly, matching a rare feat last seen in 1949.
- During the inning, the team tallied 11 hits and four walks, with Austin Wells drawing walks while teammates recorded hits and RBIs.
- Athletics pitchers struggled as the team allowed at least 13 runs in an inning for the first time since 1950.
- This performance came close to historical marks, including the 1920 franchise record against Washington and the 1925 record set when Detroit's Ty Cobb hit a home run.
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(West Sacramento, California) – The Yankees turned one inning into an entire game Sunday, scoring all 13 of their runs in the third and holding on for a 13-8 win over the Athletics. The outburst tied one of the franchise’s biggest innings in more than a century and gave New York a loud finish to the weekend series. The strange part was how concentrated the damage became. The Yankees did not need steady scoring across nine innings because the thi…
Yankees deliver ‘remarkable’ 13-run inning behind Aaron Judge’s pep talk to wake up his teammates
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The New York Yankees’ bats came alive in an historic inning against the Athletics on Sunday. The Yankees piled on 13 runs in the third, following a rousing pep talk from Aaron Judge. The three-time American League MVP told his teammates that they needed to wake up after Athletics starter Jacob Lopez retired the first six batters he faced. “I just felt like we were a little asleep there that first two i…
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