Oswaldo Cabrera made headlines during a Yankees game against the White Sox by scoring from second base on a sacrifice fly, marking the first time a Yankees player has done so in nearly 24 years. This daring move tied the game at 2-2 and ignited a nine-run rally, leading to a 10-2 victory for New York. Cabrera's aggressive base running followed a leadoff single and a stolen base, demonstrating his ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities. His performance has been impressive lately, hitting safely in his last five games and contributing significantly to the Yankees' offense. With Jazz Chisholm Jr. sidelined, Cabrera's playing time is expected to increase, and he has already showcased his versatility and skill on the field. His current stats include a .248 batting average, eight home runs, and 35 RBIs this season.