Juan Soto’s 3-run homer in 10th sends Yankees past Guardians 5-2 and into World Series for 41st time

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Juan Soto delivered a game-winning performance with a three-run homer in the 10th inning, leading the New York Yankees to a hard-fought 5-2 victory over the Cleveland Guardians. This victory marks the Yankees' return to the World Series for the 41st time, a significant milestone as it has been 15 years since their last appearance. The game was characterized by a thrilling back-and-forth, with both teams showcasing their competitive spirit. Soto's homer, hit with two outs in the 10th, not only sealed the game but also highlighted his crucial role as a difference maker for the Yankees this season. Analysts noted that this moment could signify a resurgence for the franchise, whose fans have long awaited a return to championship glory.

The Yankees' journey to the World Series will undoubtedly be closely followed as they strive to reclaim their position at the top of Major League Baseball. As excitement builds among fans, the upcoming series promises to be a captivating contest. This game further cements Soto's reputation as a key player in the league, raising expectations for his performance in the finals.

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