The Cubs stun the Yankees in historic fashion, taking Cleveland one win away from the ALCS

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The 2022 Cleveland Cavaliers are one win away from the American League Championship Series. What about this?!

The Rangers’ ninth-inning comeback win over the New York Yankees felt like the most “Guardians” victory we’ve seen all season.

Oscar Gonzalez delivered again as Cleveland pulled off the Bronx Bombers in impressive fashion. The ninth inning was filled with smooth and timely hitting and aggressive baserunning.

So with Cleveland leading the ALDS series 2-1 in New York, Game 4 is scheduled for Sunday night in Cleveland. But as exciting as the win was for Cleveland, it was an equally historic loss for the Yankees.

Coming into Saturday night, New York (with a long and storied postseason history) had a perfect 167-0 record in postseason games when they led by at least two runs in the ninth inning.

Make it 167-1.

It was as if both teams played the best game they will get this season.

New York started with two big home runs. Aaron Judge, Oswaldo Cabrera And Harrison Bader to score all five of their runs. They had just two other base hits.

Meanwhile, Cleveland scored six runs on 15 hits and tormented a Yankee bullpen that probably wished it had a healthy arm. I’m not sure many Yankee fans expected it. Clark Schmidt Being in there for the best advantage of the season.

Now he turned to the Yankees Gerrit Coll Sunday against Cleveland Cal Quantrill Monday to force a Game 5 back in New York.

Is this a good time to remind Yankee fans that Quantrill never lost a game in his entire career at Progressive Field?

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