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With eight innings in the books, the Yankees’ offensive attack had been boiled down to a single Aaron Judge swing. That appeared to be turning in the ninth, with closer Kenley Jansen pinned into a one-out jam, focusing his attention on the runners dancing from first and second bases.
As Brett Gardner toppled second baseman Max Muncy, who admitted to executing a “soccer flop” on the play, on a fielder’s choice that would see him ruled safe after review, Gleyber Torres dashed from third with what he believed would be the tying run.