Yankees’ Ali Sanchez relishes first MLB home run: ‘Living the dream’
CHICAGO — As he rounded the bases Monday night at Rate Field, Ali Sánchez transported back to his hometown of Carora, Venezuela. The Yankees catcher had envisioned this moment “a lot” in his mind, but finally it had arrived in reality, in his fifth season and 75th game in the major leagues: his first home run.
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CHICAGO — As he rounded the bases Monday night at Rate Field, Ali Sánchez transported back to his hometown of Carora, Venezuela. The Yankees catcher had envisioned this moment “a lot” in his mind, but finally it had arrived in reality, in his fifth season and 75th game in the major leagues: his first home run. Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Greg Joyce about the inside buzz on the Yankees. “Literally a kid running the bases from Venezuela and living the dream,” Sánchez said of what was going through his mind after hitting a three-run shot in the Yankees’ 9-5 win over the White Sox.
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- CHICAGO — As he rounded the bases Monday night at Rate Field, Ali Sánchez transported back to his hometown of Carora, Venezuela. The Yankees catcher had envisioned this moment “a lot” in his mind, but finally it had arrived in reality, in his fifth season and 75th game in the major leagues: his first home run.
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