The New York Yankees executed a dominant performance against the Cleveland Indians on Friday evening. It was a home run festival for the Bombers, who saw Joey Gallo hit two, Aaron Judge, Brett Gardner, and Giancarlo Stanton all go deep to tie their season-high with five home runs in a single game.
However, the most impressive performance of the evening was starting pitcher Corey Kluber, who lasted 6.0 innings, allowing just four hits and zero runs. He struck out for batters and walked two over 95 pitches, lowering his ERA to 3.68 on the season.
Great injury news for the Yankees:
There is primarily good news for the Yankees in their most recent victory over Cleveland, as Kluber displayed one of his best performances of the year aside from his no-hitter before suffering a shoulder strain several months ago.