Cole, Boone tossed for scrimmage and strike
NEW YORK — Gerrit Cole may have finished the night as he left the mound at Yankee Stadium ‘s performance. Pitched with 11 in the sixth inning. But his final act, not JD Martinez’s strikeout — his eighth of the game — was a shout-out to home plate referee Brian Knight for a call he disagreed with on the previous at-bat.
This move led to Kerr’s loss to the Yankees and Got ejected during a Red Sox game, and he went with manager Aaron Boone. The skipper who came quickly to the ace defense was also sent for an early exit.
Cole appears to be shot by Knight to Alex Weir in Game 4 Infuriated by Dugo’s second ball, a 99.4 mph fastball missed the strike zone’s Bottom outer corner. Verdugo takes Cole deep on the next course – one 99.5 mph medium fastball – one Game – tying a three-run homer.
For Boone, this is his first of the season Nine ejections, the most by a coach since the Warriors’ Bobby Cox 2001. Cox was also tied for the most ejections by a head coach in single-season history, after being thrown 2001; John McGraw (twice), Bill Darren and Paul Richards joined him. 2001
Given that Aaron Judge is still seeking to tie his U.S. League record 11 First home run of the season. None of them would have been able to see the historic moment in the dugout if it happened on Friday night.
Cole who has been chasing some of his own franchise history , now has 99 strikeouts for the year, which makes him more than Ron Guidry’s single The season pitching record 99 is down four times.
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