Yankees, Mets benches clear as Stanton, Lindor have words; Lindor gets last laugh with three home run game —
Stanton tied the sport within the seventh and it ended with both benches cleared, but Lindor’s third homer of the sport was the winner.
Sunday night’s game of Subway Series in big league Baseball in the week was Game Three, the Yankees visited the Mets at City field and there were some dramatic fireworks at 7–6 (box score) which led to the win. Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor played the hero with three homers, including the ultimate game-winner. But first, the fireworks mentioned above.
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton cleaned the house after trying the sport. As he drove home, he had a couple of words for Lindor and things got out of hand. Here is that the results of Homer and beyond.
Giancarlo Stanton hits a home run to tie the game and has some words for Francisco Lindor as he rounds the bases so benches clear pic.twitter.com/l4eAdOI3f8
- Talkin’ Yanks (@TalkinYanks) September 13, 2021
Stanton seems to be telling Lindor to not talk.
As noted within the tweet above, on Saturday night the Mets thought Yankee was stealing signs from the Taijuan Walker and blowing whistles from the dugout to assist Hitter to identify the pitch. The Mets raised the difficulty with him and that we can see the result.
On Sunday at 7 p.m., cold heads prevailed and it had been mostly just a gaggle to face with some great things. Perhaps the funniest moment was the Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, who shone two thumbs down towards Lindor and Javier Bàez. One may recall that a couple of weeks ago, Javier Bàez said that Thames Down Motion was a matte version of promoting his fans who were promoting him and Lindor was also involved.
THREE HOMERS FOR FRANCISCO. 😱 pic.twitter.com/D4iO3ClKOV
- MLB (@MLB) September 13, 2021
However, Lindor will have the victory at the top of the eighth when he hits his third home run of the game:
It was the primary time anyone had played a three-homer game within the Subway series, and it had been the primary hat-trick of Lindor’s career.
Stanton actually came to the ninth plate with two runners and two outs to show things around, but Mets closure Edwin Diaz popped up to influence Lindor to finish the sport.
The Mets go 72–72 within the season, three games within the second wild card, and five outs within the NL East. The Yankees fall to 79–64, which is now a wildcard game back in both places.
Originally published at https://21sportsnews.com on September 13, 2021.
