1998 ALCS Game 2 Highlights | Cleveland Indians vs. New York Yankees скачать в хорошем качестве

1998 ALCS Game 2 Highlights | Cleveland Indians vs. New York Yankees

These are the highlights for game 2 of the 1998 American League Championship Series. After a well-pitched game by David Wells in game 1, the Yankees managed to win that game 7-2 in order to take an early 1-0 lead in this series. The Yankees are trying to win game 2 to take a 2-0 lead in this series before this series shifts to Cleveland in the next 3 games. The Cleveland Indians are trying to win game 2 in order to even the series 1-1. The Yankees have David Cone on the mound, who has had a good season with the Yankees with a 20-7 record in the regular season. The Yankees hope that he can pitch just as well as David Wells did in game 1. The Cleveland Indians have Charles Nagy on the mound, who has had a 15-10 record in the regular season. The Indians are hoping to get better results from Charles Nagy than what they got from Jaret Wright last night. In game 2, both Charles Nagy and David Cone face off in a classic pitchers duel. This game is known for a controversial umpiring call that occurred in the top of the 12th inning where a runner was running inside the baseline and was declared safe and scored home. This game is also well-known for controversial umpiring calls on home plate in the strike zone, with both dugouts complaining about the umpire’s wide strike zone. In a close, thrilling, and dramatic game 2, these two teams play a well-fought out game in this 1998 American League Championship Series. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the clips and game footage shown in these highlights. All of the clips and game footage shown in these highlights belong to the MLB (Major League Baseball) and their respective owners. All rights go to the MLB and their respective owners.