The Cleveland Indians picked up their ace Friday night.
The New York Yankees knocked around Corey Kluber in Game 2 of the teams’ American League Division Series matchup, but the Indians laughed last.
Trailing 8-3, Cleveland mounted a comeback, starting in the sixth inning when when star shortstop Francisco Lindor crushed a grand slam off right-hander Chad Green.
You want clutch?@Lindor12BC will give you clutch: https://t.co/VsnD7nbQ7j #PapaSlam pic.twitter.com/wxZ3mzVFEs
— MLB (@MLB) October 7, 2017
And Jay Bruce, whom the Yankees tried to acquire in August, tied the game with a solo blast in the eighth.
When #RallyTogether isn’t just a hashtag. 💪💪#ALDS pic.twitter.com/YFZ9MoqNFh
— MLB (@MLB) October 7, 2017
The teams remained deadlocked until the 13th inning when catcher Yan Gomes sent the Indians fans home happy with a walk-off RBI double off Dellin Betances to give Cleveland a 9-8 win.
Clutch. #Indians #YanGomes #ALDS #Cleveland #WalkOff pic.twitter.com/8BZ2RZ7NKl
— HighlightHub (@HighlightHub_) October 7, 2017
What a game.
The Indians take a 2-0 series lead to New York, where where Carlos Carrasco will take on Masahiro Tanaka on Sunday.
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