Yankees' Lombard Jr. Homers
21-year-old shortstop hits home run in first game
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George Lombard Jr. made his MLB debut for the New York Yankees, hitting a home run in his second at-bat. The 21-year-old shortstop was highly touted and replaced Anthony Volpe in the lineup. Lombard Jr.'s home run was a solo shot in the fifth inning.
George Lombard Jr. made his MLB debut for the New York Yankees on Tuesday.3,4,5,9,7 Lombard Jr. hit a home run in his second at-bat, a solo shot in the fifth inning.4,5,9,7 The home run was Lombard Jr.'s first career hit.4,9,7
Lombard Jr. was batting eighth in the Yankees lineup.6 Lombard Jr. replaced Anthony Volpe in the lineup.9,2 Volpe has struggled to find consistency over the past four seasons.9
Lombard Jr.'s brother also hit a home run in a minor league game around the same time.8 The Yankees acquired Heliot Ramos at the trade deadline.1,5 Lombard Jr. is considered the Yankees' top prospect.9,6
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