Jazz, Yankees Hit Record 9 Home Runs Against Brewers

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NEW YORK – Jazz Chisholm and the New York Yankees treated the Brew Crew like batting practice hitting nine home runs, a record for the most in a game for the historic franchise and one off the record of 10 set by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1987.

Brewers pitcher, former Yankee, Nestor Cortes may have had the worst day of his career as he watched Paul Goldschmidt, Cody Bellenger, who is Bahamian by marriage if you didn’t know, and Aaron Judge knock the first three pitches he threw out of the yard.

Austin Wells added another home run, and that was just the first inning.

Jazz contributed to the group project in the bottom of the 3rd with a 442-foot rocket to right field.

He also had a single and scored on one of the many home runs hit during the day.

Anthony Volpe and Austin Wells would also go yard, and big Aaron Judge added two more home runs and a double to cap off a monster 8-RBI day.

SOCCER

The Bahamas Association of Indepndent Secondary Schools (BAISS) playoffs continued at the Roscow A.L Davies field on Friday.

In the senior boys’ division, St. John’s fought St Andrew’s to a 1-1 stalemate before St Andrew’s prevailed 3-2 in PKs.

Issa Bournas had a hat trick to lead the way for Lyford Cay in a 4-0 senior girls win over St. Andrews.