Former All-Star first baseman for the Padres, Eric Hosmer, offered a unique perspective on the Yankees' explosive third inning on Friday night.
The San Diego Padres felt the wrath of the New York Yankees on Friday night when Juan Soto, Aaron Judge, and Giancarlo Stanton all went deep in the same inning off Yu Darvish. The Yankees went on to win 8-0.
Former All-Star first baseman for the San Diego Padres, Eric Hosmer, addressed the massive third inning for the Yankees with a different attribution than the Yankees putting good swings on the ball. He believes catcher Luis Campusano is tipping pitches by setting up too early.“Something to look at for Campy and the Padres…. A lot of teams pick up on catchers tipping pitches as well by setting up too early. Soto homer sets up early with an early target high and inside.
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