1999 Yankees Diary, October 9: Strawberry's blast powers Yanks to ALCS sweep
Briefly

The 1999 postseason was a smooth journey for the Yankees, with standout performances from Bernie Williams and Orlando Hernández, leading to a quick ALDS sweep.
Roger Clemens made a triumphant playoff return since 1995, blanking the Texas lineup in Game 3, showcasing dominance that highlighted his veteran prowess on the mound.
Darryl Strawberry's turbulent 1999 season included cancer battles and a suspension, yet he still managed to provide a crucial home run that set the tone for the Yankees.
Esteban Loaiza started Game 4 for the Rangers with a lackluster 1999 season resume, struggling to contain the Yankees' explosive offense right from the start.
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