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Goldschmidt Hits Historic Homer | New York Yankees News

Goldschmidt Hits Historic Homer | New York Yankees News

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Paul Goldschmidt, at 38 years and 317 days, etched his name in Yankees lore with a solo homer in a 1-0 win over the Phillies — the oldest player ever to hit a home run in such a victory. His 16th blast of the season also joined Albert Pujols as the only players over 40 to homer in a one-run win in the last decade. While Cam Schlittler dominated with 7 shutout innings and 12 Ks, and the bullpen locked it down with Bednar’s 9-pitch save, Goldschmidt’s swing was the only run of the game — a vintage moment proving age is just a number for this veteran slugger.

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