What Boston Red Sox ‘Alex Cora thought was “huge” in victory over Yankees

New York – The Red Sox Not only obtained a very necessary victory on Saturday. They also obtained seven points produced on the two strikers in their range who have the most difficulties.

Trevor Story has the 13th worse ops (.599) among the qualified strikers as a major league. The recruit Kristian Campbell has the 33rd worse ops (.661).

But the story went 3 for 5 with five products produced. Campbell went 2 for 3 with two products produced. The Red Sox won 10-7 on the Yankees Here at Yankee Stadium.

“Huge,” said manager Alex Cora about the two strokes of Campbell. “Very important for him. Just contribute. This is what we are trying to do. … He worked hard with the group.”

Campbell, 22, won Recruit from the American League of the month for March / AprilStriking .301 with a basic percentage .407, .495 punching percentage and 0.902 OPS in 29 games (123 plaques appearances).

But he entered on Saturday by hitting 0.137 (13 for 95) with a basic percentage of 0.204, a punch percentage of 0.179, op .383 and two additional strokes in 26 games (103 plates appearances) since the beginning of May.

“This is not a lack of effort,” said Cora. “These guys, they show up at 1 (PM) for a match at 7:30 am, I put with him and help him.

Campbell connected to a cutter from the departure of the Yankees, Ryan Yarbrough, during the second round and hit a simple ball rbi on the ground to make it 1-0 Boston. He connected to a change (lower exterior corner of the striking area) of Yarbrough in the third round and hit him again in the opposite field, putting the Red Sox at 6-3.

“Whenever I start hitting the ball in this way, everything tends to reproduce,” said Campbell.

Campbell said it was important for him to try to stay confident, take many representatives in the hitting cage and concentrate every day. He said “everything is completely new”, which was his first big league season and he therefore tried to consider him as a learning experience.

“I am sometimes hard with myself, but at the same time, I must remember that it is a process,” said Campbell.

The second basic player – who also fought defensively – left only one to stop by him in the right field. It looked like a routine group.

“I have not completely seen the ball,” said Campbell. “I lost it for a second.”

Double of three story points on the left field line during the third round transformed a deficit of 3-2 into an advance of 5-3 for Boston. Story also had a simple two-point dots to put the Red Sox to 10-7 after the Yankees reduced their deficit to a race in the eighth.

“He balances the bat well from Milwaukee,” said Cora about history. “I know that the figures do not show this and withdrawals to the stick and all that. But he put good at-bats, hit the Ballon Dur, hit him on a line. We need everyone to contribute.”