New York Yankees Highlights_ Wild Card Game 2 vs Boston Red Sox

One, two, and he got him. Well, good slider from Rodon. He can go down and in, or he can go backdoor. This time he goes backdoor with it. You see Ref Snyder, a little foul tip. See the numbers against Wright. He's subbed 200. Two-two. He's gone. Back-to-back punch-outs to start for Rodon as he gets Ref Snyder and Story. But the slider is still the kill pitch for him. Always has been. It's a 40% whiff rate on this pitch this year. Dellinger in his postseason, 14 of 15, when it comes to stolen bases, and now Ben Rice. He swings and hits it hard to right. Rice is back, and the Yankees are on the board. A two-run home run off Bale to get it started. The dominance that Brian Bale has had at this stadium. Soon as he hit it, this ballpark. Senor Arroz. Mr. Ben Rice putting the Yankees up by two, and the captain applauding the youngster. There he goes, Carlos Rodon. He has faced six. He has struck out half. He threw six. All of them were for strikes. What an inning. And that's a start. He picks up a strikeout of Ref Snyder. This year, in particular, is that change-up. An excellent action down and away. And Ref Snyder's tough on lefties and has been tough on Rodon in his career, but... And that one is up the middle. It's going to get down. Grisham fields, and he will throw it into third base. We are tied. Trevor Story delivers an RBI that plates two on that single. Hits it right back to straightaway center for that base hit to drive into. Clutch hitting by Story. Brand-new ballgame here in the third inning. Bregman, Chisholm, fires to Fulpe to first. Nice double play by the Yankees to end the threat that the Red Sox were putting on. Not an easy one. To the New York Yankees, it's not only the bat and the legs, it's the defense. Great turn and feed to Fulpe. Strong arm. Every manager's aware of that. Some have more autonomy than others. 3-2, and he got him to chase. Four-seam fastball at 96. He picks up another strikeout, and Rodon has five. That lands on the corner, and he's gone. He doesn't necessarily agree with Scott Berry, but Rodon picks up another strikeout. That's six. Rodon's got the ability to backdoor that slider. Even though Wells is sitting up kind of anticipating in, he quietly is able to frame that. As he challenged him with a fastball on a 2-2. Judge lifts it to left. Duran running, drops the Christian will score, and the Yankees have the lead. Jaron Duran had it in his glove, and it popped out. Slayton makes a good pitch. Ball off the end of the bat. I'll correct myself. 9.9 out of 10 times he gets that ball. Yeah, he just clanked it. Slayton did make a good pitch. I think the glove actually got in the way, in the visual way to catch the baseball. Swing and a drive. Left field, Bellinger, back. Trevor's storybook season continues with a game-tying solo shot. And just like that, it's 3-3 on the mound. A 2-0 fastball right down Broadway, and story is all over. Back up the middle, fielded cleanly. He'll throw high to Volpe, and Anthony Volpe does a great job to come down on the base and make the throw to first to double up low. Austin Wells. And he lines one into right field. Fairball, Chisholm to third. He's being weighed. And the Yankees have a lead on Austin Wells' single. And the speed of Chisholm. Jazz Chisholm able to go with two outs on the pitch. Changeup, beautiful slide. A two-out rally. Set up, all via the walk. A 97-mile-an-hour heater to strike out. William Abreu. Abreu trying to pull it, swings right under it. He got to throw a strike, and he did. Frozen, 98 back-to-back punch-outs, one out away from forcing a game three. And this one is driven to right. Judge going back, still back right there. And redemption for the Yankees. They win it 4-3, and there will be a game three in this wild-card series. We'll be right back.