Cody Bellinger made a pivotal defensive play in the Subway Series finale between the New York Yankees and the New York Mets, executing a shoestring catch and doubling up Francisco Lindor at first base. This play was widely regarded as the "play of the year so far" and credited with helping the Yankees snap a six-game losing streak. The game was considered a must-win for Yankees manager Aaron Boone and his team. Relief pitcher Tim Hill also contributed significantly to the Yankees' victory. Bellinger's defensive effort was highlighted as a key moment that prevented a potential disaster for the Yankees after a challenging week.
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After a week flirting with disaster, only a few inches separated the #Yankees from catastrophe Sunday — the outstretched web of Cody Bellinger’s glove — in a Subway Series finale that was must-win for Aaron Boone & Co. https://t.co/3HwahIGmKS