On what was still a tense evening at Yankee Stadium, Anthony Volpe was the hero as he hit a grand slam on the front porch that changed the mood of the party. It was electrifying for a lot of people who had seen Freddie Freeman with a square minutes earlier and ended up thinking of the Dodgers.

He was already 23 years old and hit the game-winning hit when the Yankees hit a grand slam in Mickey Mantle’s 1953 World Series. In hindsight, Austin Wells and Gleyber Torres also defeated their two counterparts as they had a chance at Victoria action for 11-4 in Los Angeles.

Things weren’t going well for the Yankees at the start of the game, as the Freeman candidate was moving so fast that the Dodgers were no longer in contention against the Yankees. The Yankees didn’t struggle in the first game of the series, but they are bumping into the way they switch Dinámica-Gracias to their powerful offensive player and are in the process of making the decision.

After the disaster offensively, the Yankees’ bullpen is impenetrable, with five relevant players not allowing a career in the last five episodes of the game. With the Yankees firmly in action in the Monticula and defying the formula they had in the series, they were waiting for the extension attempts just a few days ago.