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Friday evening, he was to remember for Jasson Dominguez.
Formerly nicknamed the first perspective of New York Yankees, it is the first full season of Dominguez, and we now see why the Yankees have praised him so well since he was 16 years old.
At 22, Dominguez marked the story as young Yankee to have reached three circuits in a match, which did it against athletics in Sacramento.
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Jasson Dominguez became the 16th player in the history of the MLB to have a three -home match with at least one coming from both sides of the plate. (Getty Images)
However, there is a whole turn to this historic achievement: the switch has actually struck the circuits on both sides of the plate.
Dominguez completed his first explosion of the night on the left side during the third round, going to the back with Paul Goldschmidt. In the seventh, this time on the right side, he went deep for a solo blow. But to top it off, he hit a big slam in the eighth, back on the left side of the box.
The New York Yankees Voltger, Jasson Dominguez (24), turns the foundations after hitting a big slam against athletics during the eighth round at the Sutter Health Park. (Ed Szczepanski-Imagn Images)
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Dominguez joined Mickey Mantle, Eddie Murray and only 13 other players to have a three -house racing game with at least one coming on each side of the plate. It was only the 20th case of this type in the history of the MLB, and had not been completed since 2018, when Aaron Hicks did in a Yankee uniform.
The other Yankees to accomplish the feat include Tom Tresh, Roy White and Mark Teixeira, who did it two other times with two other teams.
The Home Run on the right side was surely a good view for Yankee fans, since the left side is undoubtedly the strong costume of Dominguez. As a left -handed, he strikes .319 with a .943 ops, but in the box of the right -handed striker, he only strikes. 128.
New York Yankees, Jasson Dominguez (24), the third base coach, Luis Rojas (67), hit a home run against athletics during the third round at Sutter Health Park. (Ed Szczepanski-Imagn Images)
New York won a 10-2 victory over athletics, which oscillates surprisingly at 0,500 to 40 games. It was the third victory of the consecutive Bronx Bombers, and they are back in action on Saturday against the A in order to continue to build their advance in the Al East.
