With two on and none out in the bottom of the sixth, A's backstop Kurt Suzuki came to the plate against CC Sabathia looking to extend Oakland's 4-2 lead. He swung at a first-pitch changeup out of the zone, though, and pulled a sharp grounder to third base. So close to third base, as a matter of fact, it allowed for some history to be made. The combination of the runners, the outs, the proximity of the batted ball to third, and Suzuki's being a catcher allowed the Yankees to turn a 5-4-3 triple play, their first triple play in 42 years.
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