Alex Verdugo scored a pair of runs for the New York Yankees in their first home game, but it wasn’t enough as they fell 4-2. with the Los Angeles Dodgers again doubling their score. However, Verdugo did not hold back and encouraged his teammates with a fighting spirit. say they can match what the Dodgers have done.

In his comments after Game 3, the Yankees left fielder called the upcoming World Series game one “uphill battle” but noted that if the Dodgers can win three in a row, so can the Yankees.

“If that team wins three in a row, why can’t we win three in a row?” Verdugo said. He also sent a message to his teammates to withdraw from the series, stating: “We just have to score a little early… their pitchers are doing well against us and limiting the number of base runners. I think we need to set the tone a little earlier.”

Verdugo emphasized that he and his Yankees teammates need that play smarter against Dodgers pitchers and bring a lot of energy from the first throw. He also acknowledged the challenge of the series: “They are one win away; we are still four wins away.”

Game 4: A new start for the Yankees

According to Verdugo, everything starts again in Game 4, again at Yankee Stadium. The goal, as Verdugo outlined, is to win both home games and then return to LA to win two more. ‘We face Flaherty, hopefully we take care of our business and go there and win two’ he said.

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As for the motivation driving him and the Yankees to make a comeback, Verdugo confirmed it’s all heartwarming. “No one said this would be easy.” He urged his teammates to stick together for the rest of the World Series hopes that the fans will also support them in their fight for a victory in Game 4.

Richard “Richie” Tovar is a bilingual sportswriter with more than 13 years of experience and a bachelor’s degree in statistics. Born and raised in Venezuela, Richard has always had a deep connection with American sports, especially the NFL, which he follows closely and covers extensively, along with College Football. He comes from a baseball-loving country and also reports for the MLB every season. Since joining Bolavip US in 2021, Richard has continued to grow as a writer, showcasing his passion for numbers and statistics in many of his articles. Outside of sports, he enjoys programming, nature, going to the gym and preparing home-made meals.