Harrison Bader made home run history with the Yankees in the playoffs

When the transfer of Harrison Bader to the New York Yankees coming from the St. Louis Cardinalswho in turn received Jordan Montgomerymany fans of the ‘Mulos’ did not agree.

Well, with the playoffs of the Major League Baseball (MLB), Bader has undoubtedly won over the difficult New York crowd, leading the Yankees with important home runs that have helped them achieve narrow victories, especially in the series against the Cleveland Guardians.

Currently, the Yankees find themselves with the Division Series tied at 2 games apiece with Cleveland, with the fifth and decisive game to be played tonight, which they must win if they intend to advance to their first Championship Series since 2019.

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With 14 games in the regular season and 4 more in the postseason with the Yankees, Harrison Bader is currently the offensive figure of the ‘Bronx Bombers‘, with a total of 3 home runs in 4 games.

According to MLB.com, with his 3 return clubs, he is tied with Charlie Keller for the most home runs by a franchise player in his first 4 postseason games.

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Bader, who could not debut in the regular season with the Yankees until September 20, did not hit a home run in the 14 games in which he could see action, but he already has 3 important home runs in the playoffs, which is the most important moment of the year .

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