The brutally honest truth of Freddie Freeman's Game 1 walk-off grand slam off Nestor Cortes
Cortes made only one pitch to Freeman, a 92.5 MPH fastball. The fastball crossed the plate in and down to Freeman, and Freddie was all over it. Freeman utilized his short left-handed swing and deposited the baseball into the right field bleachers.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone explained why he went with Nestor Cortes in a crucial moment against the Los Angeles ...
When Cortes entered Game 1 in the 10th inning, it was his first time pitching in extra innings in his major-league career.
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Nestor Cortes had a very up-and-down 2024 season, but more importantly, he hadn’t pitched since September 18 heading into ...
Despite not pitching in a game since Sept. 18 due to an elbow injury, Nestor Cortes Jr. didn't feel overwhelmed by the moment ...
Nestor Cortes is known for having a lot of guts. Even before he said he’s willing to risk next season for a ring, everyone ...
Aaron Boone then asked the lefty — typically a starter — to record the biggest outs of the Fall Classic opener. Tim Hill, ...
Cortes prevailed against Ohtani. He threw a 92-mph fastball up and in the strike zone that Ohtani hit high in the air and ...
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The righty-swinging Berti received three spot starts at first base against Kansas City and Cleveland generally against lefty ...
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