pton in a pink sequined shirt cheering and clapping wildly as he walked off.

Verlander, Keuchel and two relievers have combined to strike out 27 Yankees in the series.

“They’re making pitches on these kids,” New York manager Joe Girardi said. “And maybe are they trying a little bit too hard? Yeah, of course. But I think everyone out there’s probably trying a little bit too hard.”

Correa’s homer in the fourth off starter Luis Severino sailed just out of reach of Judge and 12-year-old Carson Riley, who was sitting in the front row in right field. The ball bounced off Riley’s glove and into the stands, and Girardi asked for a video review to check for fan interference. Umpires upheld the call.

Riley hopes to get the ball signed by Correa and called the moment: “A really cool one.”

It was reminiscent of a homer by Derek Jeter in Game 1 of the 1996 ALCS between the Yankees and Orioles. A 12-year-old Jeffrey Maier reached out and deflected Jeter’s hit into the stands, but umpires ruled it a home run.

The 23-year-old Correa is the fifth player ever with five home runs in the postseason before turning 24.

Todd Frazier drove in New York’s run with a ground-rule double in the fifth when his shot to left-center got stuck in the chain-link fence protecting the visitors’ bullpen. Center fielder George Springer tossed his glove in the air several times attempting to knock the ball loose, but never got close.

Severino allowed two hits and a run in four innings. He was hit by a comebacker from Yuli Gurriel on the last out of the fourth, and Girardi said they lifted him as a precaution.

Tommy Kahnle and David Robertson threw two scoreless innings each for New York before Chapman allowed his first run in 18 2/3 innings.

Verlander got out of the third inning unscathed thanks to two big defensive plays. The first came when Josh Reddick made a leaping catch before crashing into the low wall in right field to rob Chase Headley of a hit for the second out of the inning.

Verlander raised his right fist into the air after the catch before pounding it into his glove several times to acknowledge Reddick
pton in a pink sequined shirt cheering and clapping wildly as he walked off. 

 Verlander, Keuchel and two reliever have compound to strike out 27 Yankees in the series. 

 “ They ’re making pitch on these kids, ” New York manager Joe Girardi order. “ And maybe are they trying a small bit too heavily? Yeah, of course. But I think everyone out there ’s probably try a little bit too hard. ” 

 Correa ’s homer in the fourth off newcomer Luis Severino sailed just out of reach of Judge and 12 - class - old Carson Riley, who was sitting in the battlefront row in correct field. The ball bounced off Riley ’s glove and into the stands, and Girardi ask for a video review to check for fan interference. Umpires upheld the call. 

 Riley hopes to get the ball signed by Correa and called the moment: “ A really cool one. ” 

 It was reminiscent of a homer by Derek Jeter in Game 1 of the 1996 ALCS between the Yankees and Orioles. A 12 - class - erstwhile Jeffrey Maier reached out and deflect Jeter ’s strike into the stands, but umpires rule it a home run. 

 The 23 - year - old Correa is the fifth musician ever with five home runs in the postseason before turning 24. 

 Todd Frazier drove in New York ’s run with a land - rule double in the fifth when his shot to left - plaza got stuck in the range - liaison fence protecting the visitors ’ bullpen. Center fielder George Springer tossed his glove in the tune several times attempting to pink the ball loose, but never got close. 

 Severino allowed two collision and a run in four inning. He was hit by a comebacker from Yuli Gurriel on the last out of the fourth, and Girardi said they lifted him as a precaution. 

 Tommy Kahnle and David Robertson bewilder two scoreless innings each for New York before Chapman allow his first streak in 18 2/3 innings. 

 Verlander got out of the third inning unharmed thanks to two big defensive plays. The first came when Josh Reddick made a leaping catch before crashing into the low wall in right field to overcharge Chase Headley of a hit for the second out of the inning. 

 Verlander raised his good fist into the air after the catch before pounding it into his glove several times to acknowledge Reddick
ptoj in a pink sequined shivt cheering and eoappinj wildlg as he dalked off.

Verlander, Keuchel end rwo rtjievers have combived to stgike out 27 Yanjwes in the series.

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pton in a pink sequined shirt cHeering and ClappIng WilDlY as hE walKed off.

VerlandeR, keucHel and two relievers have CombiNeD To stRIkE out 27 YAnkees iN ThE SEriEs.

“thEy’rE mAKiNg pitCheS on thesE kids,” New YoRk mAnAger Joe GirarDI sAid. “And maybE arE they trying a LitTle bit ToO haRD? Yeah, Of cOurse. but I thINk everYone out thErE’S probaBLy tryinG A LiTtle Bit too hard.”

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RIleY hopEs to gEt the ball signEd bY CorREa aNd calLed thE momEnT: “A reaLly cooL one.”

IT wAs reminiscent of A homEr by Derek jetEr In GAmE 1 of thE 1996 aLCS beTweEn tHe YankeEs and OrIOleS. A 12-YEAR-oLd Jeffrey Maier reacHeD OUt And defleCted JeTEr’S hIT into the StAndS, but UMPires RuleD It A home run.

the 23-yeaR-OlD COrrea is ThE fifth PlAyeR evEr witH Five Home ruNs in the pOstseASon before turniNG 24.

Todd Frazier dROvE IN NEW YorK’s rUn with a grouNd-ruLE douBle iN ThE fiFTh wheN his sHoT To LEft-center got stuck in ThE chain-Link fEnce protectinG the visitoRS’ BUllpen. CeNter FIeLDer George SprinGer toSsed his gloVE in the aiR seveRal times AttemptinG TO knock thE baLl lOosE, buT NEvEr got close.

SevERIno aLlOwed two HitS and a ruN in FouR inNinGs. he was hit bY a comebaCkEr FrOm yulI GurrIEl on the lAsT ouT oF thE fourTH, and GiRardi Said ThEy LIftEd him as A PrECAutiOn.

toMmy KAhnLe And DaVid ROBerTson thrEw two scorEleSS innInGs Each for new York before chApman allowEd His First rUN In 18 2/3 inningS.

Verlander got out of the thIRd inninG unScathEd thAnks to two Big DefensIve PLays. ThE first Came wHeN JoSH reddiCK MaDe a LeAping catch BEForE crasHiNg inTo the loW wall in right field tO Rob chase Headley oF a hIt foR THe SecONd OUt oF tHE inNINg.

Verlander raisEd his right FiST iNto the air aFTer ThE catch bEfore poUndinG It into hIs glove seVeral timeS tO ackNOWleDge Reddick
pton in a pink sequined sh irt cheeri ng an d c lap pi ng w ildl y as he walked off. 

Verlander, Keuchel a nd tw or elie v er s hav e combi n ed t o s tr ik e o ut 27  Yank ees  in the  series.
“Th ey ’re making p i tc hes on the sekids,” New Y ork  manag er  Jo e  Gira rdi  said . “And maybeare theytr y ing al ittle b i t  t oo h ard? Yeah, of cou r se .  But I think e veryon eo ut t her e’s  probablytr yinga  little bi t t ooh ard.”

Correa ’s homer in the  fourt hoff starte r Lui sS eve rino sailed  jus t out ofreacho f Judge and 12- year-o ldCar sonR il ey , w ho was si tti n g i n the fr on trow i n ri g h t fiel d.Theballbounced off R ile y’sg lov e and  into  the  s tands , andGirar di  asked for a vi deoreview to  ch ec k f or  fani nterfe ren ce.  Umpire s uphel d  th ec a l l. 

Riley hopes to g et t he  ball si gned b y  C or r ea and c al led  the m oment : “A re ally coo l one. ” 
It  was re mi niscen tofa h omerb y De rek Je ter in G ame 1 of the 1996 AL C S between the Ya n k ee s  and  Or ioles. A 12 -yea r -old  Jef f re y M a ier r eache do ut and deflected Jeter ’s  hit i nto t he stands, bu t umpiresr u l ed it ahome ru n .

The 23-year -oldCorrea ist he fifth  play er everwith five h ome runs  in  th e p ost s e as on before tur n i ng 2 4. 

ToddFra zier dr ove  in  Ne w Y or k’s run w ith a gr ou nd -r ul e d ouble in the f if thwh enhis s h ot toleft- cent er  g o t s tuck in th e chai n- li nk f enc eprote ctin g  th e visit ors’ bull pen .  Cen te rfielder  George Sprin ge r tossed h is  gl ove in t he air s everal times attempting to knoc k t he ba ll l oose, but  ne ver go t c l ose.
Severi no al lo wed t wo hi t s  a ndarun in fou r inn ings.  H e wa s hit b y a comebacker fro m  Yu li Gurriel on  th e la s t  o uto ft hefo u rth , and Girardi sai d they lif te d  h im as a pr e cau ti on.

To mmy Kah nle a n d David  Robertso n threw t wo  sco r e les s inningseach for  New York befor e  C hapma n a llowed  h isfirst  run i n  18  2/3inning s. 

Verl ander  g ot out o f the third inning unsc athedthank s t o two big  de f ens ive plays . Th e first ca mewhe n Jos h R e ddick  mad e  a  le a pingcatc h  before c r as hin g in to the loww a l l i n rig htf ield t o ro b Chase Headley o f  a hit for the  sec o n d o uto f th einning.

Verla nde rr a ised his  r ight fist i nto theai r  afte r thecatchbeforep o un d ing it  int o h is glovesev er a l times  t oa cknowl edge  R eddick 
pton in_a pink_sequined shirt cheering and_clapping wildly_as_he walked_off.

Verlander,_Keuchel and two_relievers have combined_to strike out 27_Yankees in the_series.

“They’re_making pitches on these kids,” New York manager Joe Girardi said. “And maybe are_they_trying a_little_bit_too hard? Yeah, of course._But I think everyone out_there’s probably_trying a little bit too hard.”

Correa’s homer in_the_fourth off starter_Luis Severino sailed just out of reach of Judge_and 12-year-old Carson Riley, who was_sitting in the_front_row_in right field. The_ball bounced off Riley’s glove and_into the stands, and Girardi asked_for a video review to check for_fan interference. Umpires upheld the call.

Riley_hopes to get the ball_signed by_Correa and called the moment:_“A really cool_one.”

It was_reminiscent of a_homer by Derek Jeter in Game_1 of the_1996 ALCS between the Yankees and_Orioles._A 12-year-old Jeffrey_Maier_reached_out and_deflected Jeter’s hit_into_the stands,_but_umpires ruled it a home run.

The_23-year-old_Correa is the fifth player ever with_five home runs in_the_postseason before turning 24.

Todd_Frazier drove in New York’s_run with a ground-rule double in_the fifth_when his_shot to left-center got stuck in the chain-link fence protecting the_visitors’ bullpen. Center fielder George Springer_tossed his glove in_the air_several_times attempting to_knock_the ball_loose, but never got close.

Severino allowed two_hits and_a run in four innings. He_was hit by a_comebacker_from Yuli Gurriel on the last_out of the fourth, and Girardi_said they lifted him as_a_precaution.

Tommy_Kahnle and David Robertson threw_two scoreless innings each for New_York before Chapman_allowed his first run in 18 2/3_innings.

Verlander_got out of the third inning_unscathed_thanks to two big defensive plays._The_first_came when Josh Reddick made_a leaping catch before crashing into_the low wall in right field to rob Chase_Headley of a_hit for the second out_of_the_inning.

Verlander raised his right fist into the air after the_catch before_pounding it into_his glove several times to acknowledge Reddick