NEW YORK — The Yankees finally broke through for their first win of the World Series in front of a rocking Bronx crowd and, in doing so, reminded everyone that they're not going down without a fight.
Whether it was the pressure of competing in an elimination game and playing with urgency, or seeing multiple relief arms and capitalizing on the Dodgers' bullpen game, the Yankees' 11-4 win on Tuesday night was just what they needed to get their confidence back in the Fall Classic.
They are, after all, the best team in the American League for a reason. Here are our four biggest takeaways from Game 4 in the Bronx. [RELATED: Full coverage of the World Series] 1.
Volpe's signature Yankees moment It was sweet, sweet redemption for Anthony Volpe. One inning after he didn't score from second base on an Austin Wells double, the opportunity to atone for his mistake was his to take when the Yankees, trailing 2-1, loaded the bases for him in the third.