Bellinger's Acrobatic Snag Secures Yankees Win

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Yankee's fans got a treat in their home opener, crushing the Miami Marlins 8-2.

The big highlight came from Cody Belinger, who pulled off a wild acrobatics snag to Rob

Xavier Edwards for the first out of the 9th inning, helping, sealed a victory.

Edwards smashed a cutter from Ryan Yarbrough, deep to left field, going 352 feet.

Belinger sprinted 62 feet to track it down at the warning track, lead tie, but the ball

popped off his glove before he juggled it back, under control.

Belinger stayed humble after, saying he should have snagged a clean on the first try, and

just got a bit lucky reaching out with his glove.

That kind of athleticism fired up the crowd and showed his instincts under pressure.

He's no stranger to highlight plays, having won a gold glove with the dodges back in 2019

as a standout outfielder.

Now with the Yankees, he's already proving his worth on defense.

Moves like that keep the momentum rolling for New York, as they build on the win and look

ahead to more action at Yankee Stadium.