With two outs and runners on first and second, stepping up to bat was the former All-Star third baseman Todd Frazier:
Facing a pitch from Charlie Morton — a high-quality, almost lethal fastball at a wickedly low outside corner, clocked at 95 mph — Todd Frazier incredibly pushed it to right field for a three-run homer, expanding the Yankees' lead to five!
From the replay broadcast, it was clear that Frazier didn't even exert his full strength, almost solely relying on the power of his arms to scoop the ball from the lower edge of the strike zone — even though Yankee Stadium's right field is notoriously short, sending such a ball into the stands was astonishing.
In the home team's dugout, even top hitters like Aaron Judge and Lin Guanglai couldn't help but applaud their teammate's three-run blast.
