Alex Verdugo had 21 career home runs at Fenway Park coming into Friday, but his 22nd seemed to mean a little more.
Alex Verdugo had 21 career home runs at Fenway Park coming into Friday, but his 22nd seemed to mean a little more.
In his first game back since the Red Sox traded him to the Yankees, Verdugo crushed the first pitch he saw for a two-run home run.
The outfielder, who had been booed by the home crowd when he walked to the plate, enjoyed his trot around the bases.
