Mark DeRosa

On any given night, there's probably four or five things you can point to that are very, very entertaining.

Last night, this battle in New York between the Yankees and the Angels where Judge and Mike Trout have gone crazy.

They've hit a combined seven homers in three games.

They have another day game today at 135.

But, I mean, that's what it is, you know.

And then late, you know, we talk about walk-offs and crazy stuff that happens.

Jazz Chisholm, who's rocking the Jackie Robinson baggy pants, hits a pop-up in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Oswaldo Peraza, the third baseman there, former Yankee, who got traded last year.

And Zach Netto, they let that one drop, which is just cardinal sin.

Against good teams, you cannot let that happen.

Later in the inning, Jose Caballero laces one into the gap.

One run scores to tie the game, and here comes Austin Wells, the Dominican hero, who just gets in to walk off the Angels.

So that was a great game.

There could have been some sort of divine intervention because, by all accounts, Jazz has not had a good start to the season.

He has been very, very cold.

That's a can of corn.

Yeah, that is a can of corn.

And that should just be the easiest play ever.

But that's the kind of thing that can turn your season around.

jazz chism exactly exactly so that was an unbelievable game we had another walk-off uh in the padres and mariners game padres were you know down six runs late they ended up coming jackson merrill rips one down the line to walk it off so that was an unbelievable game again this is kind of stuff that you don't really see every you know for a casual baseball fan if you see a game that's like six one or six nothing going into the last inning you're probably just saying okay like