Bellinger rescues Yankees to avoid Subway sweep
Briefly

In a nail-biting game, Cody Bellinger made a remarkable shoestring catch of a line drive hit by Juan Soto, which had a 10% catch probability. This defensive gem came during a pivotal moment when the New York Mets were attempting a rally, with their strongest hitters ready to bat. Bellinger’s quick thinking and accurate throw to first base led to a crucial double play, securing a win for the Yankees and breaking a seven-game losing streak. Manager Aaron Boone hailed it as potentially the play of the year for the team.
Cody Bellinger's shoestring catch of Juan Soto's line drive, which had a 10% catch probability, turned the game for the Yankees and changed their losing streak.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone called Bellinger's catch 'probably our play of the year so far' in light of the context of the team's recent struggles and looming defeat.
The Mets were primed for a rally, with key hitters at the plate, when Bellinger's catch not only snuffed out their hopes but also shifted momentum to the Yankees.
Aaron Judge, who contributed with his 33rd home run, acknowledged the high stakes and impact of Bellinger's defensive play during a tense moment.
Read at ESPN.com
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