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The New York Yankees crushed Chicago Cubs on Sunday to complete the sweep and add to their hot start to June.
In an 18-4 victory, Chicago sent the first baseman Frank Schwendel came down the hill on the eighth to give the ball a break on the aggregate. One of Schwendel’s fields may be among the slowest on record in a Major League Baseball game.
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Schwindle was facing Yankees’ Kyle Higashioka when he tossed at Evos 35 mph. There was no way Higashioka would miss the meatball down the middle of the plate. He turned around and sent her over the fence in his second home run of the season.
Running at home was just a dessert for the Yankees.
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Matt Carpenter went 3 for 4 with seven RBIs. He hit twice at home in the match and scored three times. He’s hit .333 with six home runs since joining the Yankees earlier in the season. He became the first Yankees player to score six home runs in his first 10 games, and the second senior player to score six runs in his first seven runs since. Trevor Storey did it for Colorado Rockies in 2016.
“I was so confident in what I was doing at the table, I was hoping that it would probably happen, and now it was so much fun to see it swing,” he said.
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New York 44-16, opened the 8.5-game lead in the Eastern Conference and won 11 consecutive home games. Yankees 15-4 vs Cubs All Chicago time is 0-12 in the Bronx.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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