New York Yankees Win 9TH in a Row Amidst Toronto Blue Jays Manager’s Ejection Following a Heated Argument With Umpire

New York Yankees are on fire in the ongoing season. Despite coming off a poor season in 2021, and even a dull free agency, The Bronx Bombers have emerged as the best team in 2022. Notably, winning 49 out of 65 games is no joke. But the Aaron Boone-led team has done wonders.

There is a reason the Yankees are playing such attractive games this season. They are not relying on certain players to win games for them. Instead, the versatility and maturity of their roster have been a huge plus for the Pinstripes’ successful run this season.

Talking about their recent game, the New York Yankees are playing a three-game series against their division rivals, the Toronto Blue Jays. During the second game of the series, the Blue Jays pitcher Alek Manoah and manager, Charlie Montoyo, shared engaged in a heated argument with the on-field umpire.

Umpire ejected Charlie Montoyo following a nasty throw to the New York Yankees’ Jose Trevino

The Yankees are through a wonderful run. No doubt about that. But the opponents are not taking it very well. In the recent game, when the Blue Jays pitcher, Alek Manoah, threw a wayward pitch, it hit directly into Trevino’s arms.

What was more shocking was that the Jays manager came from the dugout to argue with the home plate umpire about the nasty pitch. Wasting no time, the home-plate umpire ejected him from the game.

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The Blue Jays pitcher, Manoah, also favored his manager and said he never wants to see anyone get ejected.

“I don’t ever want to see anyone get ejected, especially for something he’s right about,” Manoah said. “I appreciated him going to war for our team. Not just me, but for everybody.”

The Bronx Bombers win 9th in a row

The recent win (4-0) over the Toronto Blue Jays was the ninth straight win for the New York Yankees this season. The Bronx Bombers have won 16 of the last 17 games in the ongoing season.

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Whether it is offense or the defense, the Yankees have been the most balanced side in the entire MLB this season. With 331 runs from the plate, the Aaron Boone-led team is the second-best offensive team. And talking about the defense, the Yankees are in a league of their own. The Yankees pitchers have conceded just 187 runs in 65 games, less than three runs per game.

Given their performance so far, where do you see the Yankees by the end of the 2022 season?