But… how? How on earth do you make it? this error?

The New York Yankees and Cincinnati Reds met in an Independence Day game on Thursday, and things weren't looking good for the team in pinstripes at all.

Early in the game, Cincinnati 2-0 Advantageous to both the second baseman and the second baseman. Jonathan India Right fielder Nick Martini In the bottom half of the fifth inning, the left fielder hit a home run. Spencer SteerHe hit a three-run homer in the 6th inning to extend the Reds' lead to 5–0, all of which came against New York's starting pitchers. Marcus Stromanrough!

The Pinstripes tried to pull a comeback in the bottom of the fifth inning when their first baseman got two runs back. Ben Rice catcher Austin Wells He hit a home run himself. In the seventh inning, right fielder Juan Soto He then popped out, but the Reds were in complete control of the match. (RELATED: Yankees and Reds players perform traditional national anthem before Independence Day game)

When the smoke cleared, Cincinnati had won the game, 8-4, and gone on to sweep the Yankees.

But in New York, the situation is even worse.

Top of the ninth inning, Cincinnati third baseman Jeimer Candelario He hit a routine single to center field, but it wasn't a single. Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham He was a little lazy when picking up the ball, but it backfired on him as he ended up dropping the ball and Candalerio made the most of the opportunity by advancing to second base.

As expected, Yankees fans totally forgave him.

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— Talkin' Yanks (@TalkinYanks) July 4, 2024

Wow…to think this guy must be getting paid so much to not make mistakes like this.