Clint Frazier’s ‘bad’ mistake dims breakout homer
NY Post
BALTIMORE — Clint Frazier hit his first homer of the season and added a double, but he also became the latest Yankee to make a baserunning mistake, when he was thrown out at third trying to advance on a grounder to short.
“It can’t happen,’’ Frazier said after the Yankees beat the Orioles, 7-0, at Camden Yards. “It was a bad baserunning mistake. I joked with a few guys I hadn’t been out there in a while and I was excited to get to this. It’s not gonna happen again.” The blunder came on the heels of Aaron Judge being thrown out at third in the eighth inning of Monday’s loss to the Orioles.
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