Yankees Lead ALCS 2-1 After Guardians Loss
Yankees Lead ALCS 2-1 After Guardians Loss

Yankees Lead ALCS 2-1 After Guardians Loss

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The New York Yankees faced a setback in Game 3 of the ALCS as the Cleveland Guardians secured a dramatic walk-off homer in the 10th inning, bringing the series to 2-1 in favor of the Yankees. Yankees manager Aaron Boone acknowledged the competitive nature of the Guardians and praised his bullpen, though he expressed concern about pitcher Ian Hamilton's status after he left the game. Boone's job security has been questioned, with pressure mounting to perform in the playoffs after years without a championship. In contrast, the Yankees had previously secured a 6-3 victory in Game 2, where Aaron Judge's significant hit provided crucial breathing room and Gleyber Torres's strong performance at the leadoff position was highlighted. Despite the struggles in Game 3, Boone remains optimistic about the team's readiness for the next game. The series continues as both teams strive for the coveted World Series berth.

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