HR's HR breaks through the maple leaves, hoisting the Yankees above the Blue Jays in a game full of drama

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Aaron Judge In the tiebreaker, a two-run homer broke the large Maple Leaf attached to the front of the Rogers Center restaurant, and lifted New York Yankees to a controversial 6-3 win over Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday night after bowler Domingo German He got kicked out for sticky stuff.

The Yankees’ Aaron Judge hits a two-run homer in the eighth inning against the Blue Jays

The judge was booed as he fired his first two strikes Sign theft allegations on Monday, when he hit a pair of homers in a 7-4 win. and the second, a 462-foot home run in the eighth inning Jay Jackson, came after the judge looked at the Yankees dugout. Toronto broadcasters speculated that he was looking for some kind of cue, and Toronto manager John Schneider described Judge’s appearance as “kind of weird”.

With the score at 3-3 in the eighth round on Tuesday, Judge is staring straight ahead Eric SwansonEyes don’t move. His 448-foot drive to center cuts a corner of a white maple leaf between “WESTJET” and “FLIGHTDECK” below the windows of a redesigned social area that opened this year as part of the football stadium renovation.

Judge has five homers in his last four games, bringing his season total to 11 homers.

After Judge walked out in the third inning, there was a brief shouting match between Blue Jays head coach Pete Walker and Yankees third base coach Luis Rojas. Walker went to the outside end of the dugout, yelling and pointing at Rojas, an ex mets boss.

Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. He was removed from the game after eight innings. It appeared he had injured his leg while playing Jaliber Torres The bunt appeared in the upper half.

Germain was ejected after he walked to the mound to begin the bottom of the fourth and the umpires checked his hands for the sticky, prohibited items. His ejection, which would likely result in a 10-match suspension, was the fourth since then Major League Baseball She began her crackdown on the banned fist aid two years ago and her second this season.

Germain retired his first nine batters when his hands were checked by first base umpire D.J. Rayburn as the pitch was heading to mound for the fourth down. Other umpires came up with Yankees manager Aaron Boone, and German was ejected by crew chief James Hoy, who was at the plate.

The 30-year-old right-hander was checked by Hoye’s crew during the start on April 15th Minnesota, when Germain retired his first 16 player, but was allowed to stay in that match. Hoye told Germain to wash the rosin off his hand and some remained on his pinky finger.

mets jar Max Scherzer He was suspended due to adhesives on April 20, and Seattle Hector Santiago And Arizona Caleb Smith They are suspended in 2021.

German was replaced by Ian Hamiltonwho was removed after five hits and 27 pitches due to a tight right thigh.

Ryan Weber He allowed three hits in 2 1/3 scoreless innings for his first Yankees decision.

Andy Peraltathe Yankees’ sixth pitcher, got Santiago Espinal -hitting Guerrero’s hole-in to ground out a double play at the end of the game with two out on his third save.

Torres had two hits and two RBIs. Torres f Harrison Bader All of them drove in runs in the third and Isiah Keener Valeva This season’s homer increased the lead to 3-0 in the fifth.

Toronto tied the game with four consecutive hits in the fifth. Kevin Kiermayer homered, Beau Bechet He hit an RBI double and Guerrero chased away Ron Marinaccio with one RBI.

Reporting by The Associated Press.

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