San Diego – All-star player Giancarlo Stanton may have finally made himself the darling of New York Yankees fans by having a post-season signing moment.

Stanton rose to his previous level at the National League MVP on Monday, achieving his first major post-season title in his career in the Yankees’ 9-3 win over Tampa Bay Rays in the first game of the MLS series.

That was big, “said Stanton,” because we’re showing how we did. It was huge. ” “That was really cool. I can’t deny it. The place where you helped put the team on, I don’t want to take your foot off the gas.” [two] Compared to six big difference. “

There is no doubt that the 27-time World Championship Champions, the winner of the baseball franchise, is a club built for the post-season. Wearing pruners in October brings huge expectations.

In the ninth game at home, Stanton made him the first Yankees player to designate him to win the Grand Slam in the post-season match, and the hard-hitting leftist made him the third Yankee for Homer in the club’s first three post-season matches, and he joined Aaron Judge in 2018. And Hank Bauer in 1958.

The Yankees became the first team in AL history to hit the Grand Slam in consecutive post-season matches. Third baseman Geo Urchila hit a member of the HR team with the rules loaded in the second game of the Yankees’ wild card campaign against the Cleveland Indians. The Yankees scored 11 at home in their first three post-season playoffs, a new league record.

“They can hit,” said Kevin Cash, director of Rise. “There’s no secret about that.” “It wasn’t something unexpected with them. They got back some healthy players. There were a few players who didn’t have a steadfast cast against us or throughout the 60-game season due to injury reasons. They looked so healthy tonight.”

There is no doubt that Stanton’s career in striped lines has been marred by injury and frustration, which has made him a persona non grata to Yankees fans since he was acquired by the Miami Marlins before the 2018 season. He limited himself to 18 games last season due to countless injuries, and played In 23 of the 60 games in the regular season this year he cut short an epidemic while suffering from leg injuries.

However, Stanton appears to have recovered a stroke after this season, as he went 2-for-7 with two HRs on the Wild Card Tour.

“He just struggled because he wasn’t healthy,” said Aaron Boone, director of the Yankees. “I feel good about him. That’s what she filmed last year. I felt like he was in such a good place [when he came off the IL at end of the season]And now he’s carrying it in the post-season period. He is a dangerous hitter in the middle of the lineup. When he controls the area of ​​attack, he is as deadly as everyone else. “

Before starting ALDS, Stanton talked about not just showing things on paper, “but be there and do it.” And he did, winning his eighth major title in his career and the first since September 20, 2018, against the Boston Red Sox.

“I grew up about an hour and a half, two hours away, so I usually have my family here and my friends, so that’s always a good push,” said a Southern California native, Yankees player most familiar with Petco Park. His eight seasons are in NL. “And this is the first game my parents got to participate in, so that was huge. My father definitely doesn’t miss more than a month [of the season] At one time, not to mention … we’re in October now. “

In 19 career matches at Petco Park, where he won the imposing 2016 Home Run Derby, Stanton scored a .323 with eight hours and 1.190 OPS.

When asked about his success with the painting so far in the post-season, Stanton said he doesn’t think he’s achieved anything yet.

That was a big time, Stanton said. “It was definitely really needed today, but I don’t really look at it that way.” “I haven’t done anything. We have more to do tomorrow and the next day, so I’m enjoying this a little bit; but at the same time, we have work to do.”

Boone agreed.

“It’s one game. We have to win three,” the coach added. “We know [the Rays are] Great team and great discount. We know we must do our best to beat them. We have to win two more, and that will be a challenge. “