BREAKING! RED SOX MADE A MASSIVE MOVE!! Yankees Fans Want Change NOW, A’s Offense (MLB Recap)

BREAKING! RED SOX MADE A MASSIVE MOVE!! Yankees Fans Want Change NOW, A’s Offense (MLB Recap)

In today’s MLB recap, Devin Williams, the closer for the Yankees, is looking straight up depressed and like he’s disassociating on the field. And Yankees fans, they are sick and tired of the beard policy. They want clean faces back because they’re saying that they got to go back to the Yankee ways. We saw home run on a 104 mile per hour fastball. That right there is a historic swing. It’s never been done before. Shay Langalers, he’s now the A’s leadoff hitter and he went Shay Bangalers three times in one game. The Giants offense might finally be waking up from their month plus slumber. We have breaking news about the Boston rookie phenom Roman Anthony. And don’t forget to stay until the end because we have some sick web gems. If you’re brand new to the channel, my name’s Fuzzy. This is MLB Recap. We recap every baseball game almost every single day. So, if you don’t want to miss out, do me a couple favors. Leave a like and hit that subscribe button. It really helps out. guy with three home runs in one game. And of course, it’s another a hitter. Two weeks ago, we had Curts going off for four in one game. And wait, Shay Langalers is at the leadoff spot. A leadoff home run for his first of three on the day. JJ Blade, usually I say have yourself a day, but he’s having himself a week back-to back four hit games. Look at my friend Daryl Hernese. He has two home runs and zero strikeouts his first six games of the season. JJ, he went 418 ft for RBI’s, three and four on the night. Shay, his 21st home run is his second of the day and he got it to double digits. His 22nd of the year and third of the night added to it. So that’s his second career three home run game. And he wasn’t done yet. A double in the eighth. That’s his fourth extra base hit of the game and his fifth hit. Rooker had a two-run single with the bases loaded. And I can say it now. JJ Bladeet, have yourself a day. Six runs batted in. The A’s have hit 31 home runs already in the second half, which is the best in the American League and second all of baseball to the Phillies. Marshy, he could knock it out the last month. And just like JJ and Shay, he had a double and a home run in the same game. Max Kepler, I think he just got the monkey off his back. He did. He came into this game just being awful for pretty much the entire season. He was three for his last 25. Now it’s time for some trading of web gems. Gunner Henderson with the bare hand play and another my friend. Bryson Scott the 702 boy. He had a 360 no scope for the out and my friend wasn’t done. He hit it off the top of the wall for an RBI triple. He was flying around the bases. I guess Tyler O’Neal hurt his wrist on that play. Praying that he’s going to be all right. Taiwan Walker went six scoreless with no walks. That might never happen ever again. I’m just not a Taiwan Walker fan. If you’re if you’re an OG fan, you know that. And I told you Brandon Marsh hit one out. The Phillies have hit 35 home runs in 17 second half games. And like I said yesterday, they’re a wagon. The Phillies and the A’s might have the lead in home runs since the break, but the Jays have the best team OPS since then. And you can thank the Rockies and Coorsfield for that because before this game, the Jays went off for 15 runs. Now another 10 runs are coming right at you. At least the All-Star for the Rockies, Hunter Goodman, stayed hot. He matched out his 22nd home run and his third his last five games. Nathan Lucas, I feel like we’re saying this guy’s name in every single recap lately. He’s up to 10 home runs and he has a 120 OPS plus his last 111 games dating back to last year. Dalton Vo back-to-back games with a home run. He also matches Nathan Lucas with 10 home runs on the year. But remember, VO was out for a long time. He’s going to change that by the way. Talking about 10 home runs. Vlatty on a three-0 count. He gave himself the green light. So that ball’s gone. Addison Barger. We’ve said that this guy swings a toothpick. He showed it off again on the next pitch. He and Vlatty both have 17 home runs. Varo is about to go to the third deck. 467 ft. He has 11 home runs and I think 30 35ish games this year. Vlatty had another RBI extra base hit. Varo coming in clutch again. We have two six RBI games in the first few minutes of this recap. First it was JJ Bladeet and now Dalton Vo. Var has 11 home runs and 30 RBI’s in 28 games this year. Just insane. The Blue Jays offense is doing things they’ve never really done before, at least in the Vlad and Bobisha era, and that’s having multiple guys all clicking at once. The Red Sox, they’re doing the exact same thing. Duran, Story, and Abrau, they’ve all been driving in runs left and right. And mind you, the Boston pitching staff has been much better as well since the All-Star break. They’re second best in team RA. Jiren doubled off the monster. And after Bobby Jr. hit a triple and Michaelel Garcia Ruin Garrett shut out with a double. Garrett’s shortstop had his back. Trevor Story dropped in a two-run flare. And what is this celebration? If you’re a Red Sox fan, you guys have to let me know in the comments. Where is this flying celebration from? Uh oh, the Royals. Are they storming back? Randall got it past Jiren Durant. It’s three to2, but Garrick Crochet got angry. A strikeout. Another strikeout. So, his eighth strikeout in seven innings. I would run through a brick wall for Garrick Crochet. And I’m not even a Red Sox fan. Abrau had a bloop. Break out that celebration again. Trevor Story completes a three RBI game. The Red Sox have won seven games in a row. And maybe this should count as the eighth one because we have some breaking news. Breaking news. Roman Anthony, who just turned 21 years old, got a $130 million contract extension for the next eight years. So, he’s going to get a chance at another couple hundred million when he’s 30 years old. And we all know that the prime of Major League Baseball players have been extended. So, again, even when this deal is up, he’s still kind of going to be in his prime. And also, one thing to note as well, there are escalators in this contract. I think it can get up to almost $250 million. So, the kid’s going to be rich regardless. Forget the home run count. I mean, those will come as he ages and gets used to big league spin and how to launch a little bit better. Since going 0 for five on June 24th, and the haters, they were hating. He is batting almost 350 with a mindmelting 445 on base. He has an elite eye for a 21-year-old, which is rare. And not only that, but on defense, he’s been incredibly impressive as well. Four outs above average already. The GM of the Red Sox, Craig Brezlo, he was getting torn apart for the slow deadline, but all can be forgiven with this move. And honestly, if Dustin May shreds today, imagine if Dustin May goes out and absolutely carves. I mean, it’s going to be a fantastic last week for the Red Sox regardless of the deadline. Although, you know, hindsight might be 2020. Who knows? Maybe he might stink it up. The Yankees, they have to win this game. Like, they just have to. Boston and the Jays are clicking. The Yankees are on the verge of losing five straight. And there was four total base hits through this game through the first seven innings. Former Yankee Nathan has become the Yankee extinguisher. There he is striking out Judge, not just once, but twice. That splitter is unfair. Nathan went eight scoreless, allowing one total base hit. Flashback to that game back in 2023. I think he went CG shut out against the Yankees. And I thought that he was going to go nine innings after he had a nine pitch eighth inning, but he’s done. He’s down to a 1.38 RA this year and over 110 innings. And he’s one of the rare guys, I’ve said this before, to get better after a second Tommy John. Full tip of the cap to Will Warren. And the first few Yankee bullpen arms, they went seven scoreless. But then Devin Williams, he was awful again. Two walks after an Adoleis Garcia double. The bases are loaded. Aaron Boon, he’s on the top step. I thought he was for sure going to take out Devin for maybe a David Bednar. Tles had an MLB to show it back. Come to real life. Nine or 10 pitches and then he blooped it in. Devin has a five and a half RA this year. A seven plus RA his last 13 games. Stanton then pinch hit for Vulpi. I mean, I get it. He’s been on a home run tear, but also this can happen. Stanton is running at his slowest ever. Like the slowest in MLB history, I think. Bill Mton gets his first save with the Rangers. The Yankees have lost five games in a And would you look at that? The Rangers are just a half game back of replacing the Yankees in the wild card. The Yankees are not the only New York team on a losing streak. The Mets just dropped a second game in a row of Francisco Lindor’s old team. Not going to lie, winning these had me feeling like Mr. Hector, the guy in Home Alone 2, when he figures out that Kevin has committed credit card fraud when he’s just smiling. That’s me after winning this game. Listen, okay, we deserve it. We lost two guys to gambling. I’m still thinking about the 2016 3-1 loss and then the next year the Greg Bird and the Yankees. Anyways, Manzo got the rally going. He and Gabriel Arius have been so dang good lately. Manzo is hitting .333 with 16 RBI his last 17. Arius has 12 RBI his last 15. And a reminder, Steven Quan is still a guardian. You cannot take him. He scored the rookie CJ Kay after Rochio just threw his bat at a baseball and got Kay in scoring position. Kate Smith, he’s also still a guardian. You can’t take him either. He has four saves. The Guardians have won two in a row. They’re one and a half games back of the wild card. What do you guys think of Cleveland? What is their ceiling for the rest of the season? Can they be a playoff contender or not? And while you’re at it, what do you think of the Cubs? They are really going through it offensively the last honestly month. And not just one or two guys, the whole lineup if we’re being honest. Zack Lattell, he was making his Red’s debut. He went seven innings with eight punchies. I’ll show those later cuz he’s winning now. I call this guy the man who breaks. We know that. Spencer Steer drove in the newcomer Miguel Andrew who scored again later in the seventh, not before Matt Shaw, the rookie, unloaded on a hanging off speed pitch. The only mistake by Zack Latell. He does do that fairly often. I think he leads baseball in home runs allowed. But I do want to mention Matt Shaw is batting 320 with five home runs his last 17 games. So he is waking up and looking like the rookie of their favorite like we predicted. Shoda, he was great. Six and a third, seven strikeouts. But the newcomer Andrew Kitridge served it up to Spencer Steer, the man who rs left with a four RBI game. The Reds have won two in a row. And Latell again, he had eight strikeouts over seven, only three base hits. And I’m going to yap a little bit about the Cubs because as a team they’re batting 225 with a 670 OPS the last two plus weeks. Tucker and Seiya both have only hit one home run the last month. Peter Armstrong has been striking out I mean like it’s his day job the last few weeks. Michael Bush is hitting 160ish the last month. It’s been a bad bad last few weeks for the Cubs and then that trade deadline only compounded it and then that was compounded by the Andrew Kits home run that was just allowed a newcomer and then Mike Soka is going to be gone for a while newcomer. So, just yeah, not good. Not good at all. Maxy’s back. He and Nolan Gorman traded home runs on on Hello Kitty night. That’s not even me trolling. That was the giveaway theme for this game. Uki, come on, man. This is how he snaps out of it. He’s getting standing ovations because he’s been so bad. For the first time in his career, he went five consecutive games without a base hit. He snaps it with a double, which made this a two-run home run for Muny. He has 14 home runs and 50 RBI’s his last 44 games. Tioscar also had two home runs on the day. He and Muny, they just kept the pressure on. They combined for eight RBI’s. T Oscar socked another home run. That one was a monster. 430 foot three-run blast to basically put this game on ice. The Dodgers are five and five their last 10, but still three games up in the West. Who are the Dodgers three games up on? The Padres’s, but the Padres’s did have their hands full with a confident Arizona team. Wait until you see what Lordis Guriel Jr. did later off of Mason Miller. Just like Max and Tay Oscar, Lordis had two home runs. Now, thankfully for you, Darvish, his lineup got cooking pretty quick. Xander sent one deep. By the way, Xander Bogarts is hitting three 340 with a 910 OPS his last 40 games. He always does this. Jake Cronorth, he drove in one on a double. He scores Roman Roman still got Anthony on my mind. That is Raone Lauraniano. So, Raone doubled in two after a Tatis bases walk. So, we’re heading into the seventh. The Padres’s up by two and Mason’s on the bump. Now, if you’ve ever played baseball, you know fouling something back means that a guy is on it. Lordis fouled back 104.1 and then he bashed it. I mean, this is history. This is the fastest pitch ever hit for a home run. And also, this is the fastest strike ever hit for an extra base hit. So, Lordis, I mean, you that’s some sick swing. That is a perfect perfect if I’ve ever seen one. Swares, he forced extras with triple digits of his own. José Glacies, I do have to show this insane double play to end the Snakes rally in the 10th inning. And then we have a full-blown Louisa special. Nando, he steamed home on the dunker. It’s 7 to5 now on a Jackson Merill sack fly. Raone Lauriano, he drove in a third RBI, his five RBI and a 195 OPS plus his first five games as a Padre cuz of course he’s been scorching hot. The Padres’s got to double digit run scoring. They’re eight and two of their last 10 and staying with 10. On a scale of 1 to 10 Nationals fans, if you’re a fan of a National League team, how afraid of the Padres’s are you? Or are you not too worried about them due to their recent postseason track record? The former Snake Josh Naylor hit a home run and stole two bases in this next game. Stay tuned for the home run. Lenin Sosa, he leaned on another home run. He’s up to 12 home runs. He’s been elite at baseball for over a month now. Dom Canzone, that’s his seventh home run. He quietly has a 145 OPS plus. And I think he did it. I think Gino did it. Another former Snake is going yards. So Gino has 37 home runs. That’s his first back with the Mariners. Brian Woo, he was disgusting. Over seven innings, he allowed just two base hits with nine strikeouts. The fact that he and Christopher Sanchez came in this year as four or five starters is ridiculous because they would be aces on like 90% of the other teams in baseball. Josh Naylor, he led a double steal. Naylor has eight stolen bases in 11 games. He had six for the Guardians. Where was this last year, Josh? Anyways, Palano, he had a two-run knock. And Josh, he’s about to go lefty lefty. Another two-run knock. A two-run laser beam after that. Luis Rober Jr. and Coulson Montgomery, they stayed hot. I mean, these are fun swings, don’t get me wrong, but the Mariners, they’ve won two games in a row, but so have the Astros. Jos Altuve is about to make some franchise history. He just passed Lance Burkeman for third most extra base hits in Astros history. Obviously, Bags and Bio are first and second. Look at Altuve flexing the muscles in the dugout. Now, I do want to show off this kid for the Marlins, Jacob Marcy. He is flying up my most exciting players to watch in baseball list. There he is poking a left for an RBI. He belted a home run. Wait for that. Jeremy Pena. He’s been on my exciting list all year. He split the gap for a two-run triple. He’s batting over 320 with a 140 OPS plus 8 DRS and six outs above average. He has been a five tool mega star. See, as in Jacob Marcy, he hammered his first career home run. He has five extra base hits his first five games. And we haven’t even talked about his speed really. He had 90 plus stolen bases combined the last two seasons. Wagman had a home run. It was kind of that CP3 meme. It’s I mean, he hit a three or something like that. They’re still down by a zillion. The Astros, they’re three games up after winning two in a row. Milwaukee was up three games on the Cubs, but thanks to another dub and the Cubs offense just sputtering. They’re up four games. That’s quick maths. Yelli, that’s an RBI swinging bunt and it was raining pretty good and that for sure caused this next clip in my opinion. So, that’s a pass ball. Vaughn, he ripped another two-run knock. Just unreal how good he’s been since leaving the White Socks. Eli White yet again, I think for the second time this week, he was the entirety of the Braves offense. That’s his third home run. He also walked in a run later. This is why Rra just I I have beef with RA. Joey Wentz, that’s not a second out. It’s a Isaac Collins triple because ProFar has negative five outs of average and they did not call that an error. Bryce Dan gets the free RBI and again that goes to Joey Wentz’s ERA. Collins, he’s back at it. That is a two-run whistler up the gut. He scorched that thing. The Brewers are one win away from being the first in baseball to 70 wins. One of the most electric players in baseball is back and healthy. Not Cody Clemens. Although I will say his extra base stuff has been crazy ever since he joined the Twins. He has 24 extra base hits and a 120 OPS plus with them. I’m talking about this kid Luke Keshaw had three doubles, five stolen bases, no caught stealing, and five walks his first seven games. That was before he hit the IIL. He launched his first career home run. He’s not done in this game. Another reason why Eer sucks. Carrie, that’s an RBI double thanks to an awful route from Austin Martin. Trevor Lack, man, he’s a big big big boy. Back-to-back games with the home run. He has 15 which matches a careerhigh. Paddock the former twin. He got torched on his brand new team. We have another misplay in center. Verling. In my opinion, he’s a big leager with some speed. He’s got to catch this. Maybe that’s a little bit harsh. But Walner, he sneaks in. The replay showed that he was safe. Luke, his third RBI. And this is legit. He hit 295 in the minor league. So, he’s not just lucking into base hits and getting on base at random. That that that definitely is a shocker. The umpire, he took the foul ball directly to the face mask. And they did have to change umpires. You rarely see that. Jamai Jones. He used to be a top 100 prospect. We’re talking about 2018 top 100, but he has 10 extra base hits and 125 ops plus his first 71 at bats. The Tigers still lose as Justin Topa picks up his first save as a Tiger. I don’t know why I said that. As a twin. Yeah. Uh, this is very, very worrisome. The Giants offense, like I said in the intro, they might have awoken from their slumber over the last two games. When you have Christian Cost going 420 ft and Gerard and Carnosio back in there hitting baseballs hard, I’m telling you, the Giants could go on a run. Elliot Ramos got on base four times. He had two base hits and two walks. And he got to second on a weird throw from Fam. So now Devers, he can cash in that free duck on a pon William. This This guy will not let up. He has a 111 OPS plus on the season, which I know might not sound like anything all that crazy, but considering how terrible he was to begin this season, the fact that it’s even at 100 is crazy, let alone a 111 OPS plus. Patrick Bailey, a monster defender. He’s got a ton of RBI’s the last few days. and Logan Webb. He had 10 strikeouts across six. I’m going to show his 10 strikeouts because the Giants are back to 500. There’s six games back in the wild card, but I guess that’s still kind of a lot with only 48 games left. Are the Giants going to make it or not? No. The Angels chance for three wins in a row and a potential scorching streak is over. Brandon Laauo will kickstarted a huge fourth inning off the usually nasty José Sorano. He has 20 home runs on the season. And look at Tio Dosio out there. That’s looking like me when I’m trying to rob home runs on MLB the show. I just completely miss it. Jake Mangum’s fun little rookie season continue with a second two-run swing for the Blue. What is wrong with my brain the last two minute? What? Too much coffee, guys. Do not have three cups of coffee in one day. Chandler Simpson, he’s raising. What is brain? Come on. We just get through this last game. Come on. He raised his slugging. Chandler Simpson. He got to second base before the relay even got back into the infield. Joe Adell, he tagged Ryan Pepio for the hardest hit ball by any Angels player this year. a 116 mph rocket. The Angels, they got greedy uh with this Christian Moore double. There was no reason to send the runner. That kind of shifted the momentum cuz this is the Halo season in a nutshell. Here’s another rocket, but it resulted in a double play. Peter Fairbanks, he had two strikeouts in the final inning. The Rays are four and a half games back in the wild card. So, they passed the Angels who are now five games back. And there we have it. Another recap in the books. Thank you guys so much for watching. If you want to see more baseball, remember I go live with Cougs46 on playback.tv back/theshow every so often. So follow me over there. Don’t forget to use code fuzzy on SeatGeek as well as underdog fantasy. Catch me on Fuzzy Gaming for some MLB the show content and I’ll catch you guys in the next one. Enjoy the web jams. Line drive out towards center. PCA of how you might get better. Line drive to right field corn. Breaking ball center field. Pretty well hit. Doyle now, excuse me. Do has to leap at the wall. Oh find you. Hayes on the bare hand.

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Yesterday’s MLB games saw explosive performances across the board. The A’s overwhelmed the Nationals with JJ Bleday’s leadoff homer sparking a three-homer, six-RBI night, complemented by Shea Langeliers’ second career three-homer game and Brent Rooker’s two-RBI double. The Phillies shut down the Orioles, with Taijuan Walker tossing six scoreless innings and Brandon Marsh adding a homer and double, while Gunnar Henderson and Bryson Stott traded defensive highlights. The Blue Jays’ offense erupted against the Rockies at Coors Field, with Daulton Varsho and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. delivering big hits, including Varsho’s 467-foot homer. The Red Sox outplayed the Royals, with Jarren Duran, Trevor Story, and Wilyer Abreu driving in runs, backed by strong pitching. The Twins edged the Tigers, with Matt Wallner’s first career homer and Trevor Larnach’s three-RBI game, despite some defensive miscues. The Giants dominated the Pirates, with Logan Webb striking out 10 and Willy Adames and Patrick Bailey contributing key RBIs. Finally, the Rays pulled away from the Angels in a big fourth inning led by Brandon Lowe’s two-run homer and Jake Mangum’s two-RBI hit, despite Jo Adell’s 116-mph shot for Los Angeles.📝

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