CLEVELAND, Ohio — With Aaron Judge always lurking, the Guardians did not expect Harrison Bader to be the Yankees outfielder to give them fits in the ...
the Yankees as told by social media](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/spongebob-and-honking-horns-relive-the-guardians-walk-off-win-in-game-3-vs-the-yankees-as-told-by-social-media.html) [Guardians’ ninth-inning traffic jam clears just in time to give Yankees whiplash](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/guardians-ninth-inning-traffic-jam-clears-just-in-time-to-give-yankees-whiplash.html) “You just look to do damage in the zone you’re looking for,” Bader said. Trying to put the ball in play for my team.” Your team is still playing – Terry Pluto](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/guardians-fans-close-your-eyes-take-a-deep-breath-your-team-is-still-playing-terry-pluto.html) [Game 4 ALDS Yankees-Guardians sights, sounds: SpongeBob, love for Tom Hamilton, buskers, more](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/game-4-alds-yankees-guardians-sights-sounds-spongebob-love-for-tom-hamilton-buskers-more.html) [Bowling Green student David Hrusovsky sports SpongeBob SquarePants costume, gets to Guardians games with help of fellow fans](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/bowling-green-student-david-hrusovsky-sports-spongebob-squarepants-costume-gets-to-guardians-games-with-help-of-fellow-fans.html) [Watch José Ramírez drive in a run with a bloop single for Guardians in ALDS Game 4 (Video)](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/watch-jose-ramirez-drive-in-a-run-with-a-bloop-single-for-guardians-in-alds-game-4-video.html) [Watch Josh Naylor smash a 405-foot solo home run and ‘rock the baby’ in front of Gerrit Cole (Video)](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/watch-josh-naylor-smash-a-405-foot-solo-home-run-and-rock-the-baby-in-front-of-gerrit-cole-video.html) [Josh Naylor confined to DH because of sore right ankle: Guardians takeaways](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/josh-naylor-confinded-to-dh-because-of-sore-right-ankle-guardians-takeaways.html) [Aaron Civale set to start ALDS Game 5 for Guardians against Yankees](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/aaron-civale-set-to-start-alds-game-5-if-necessary-for-guardians-against-yankees.html) [SpongeBob and honking horns: Relive the Guardians’ walk-off win in Game 3 vs. “Any time you try to force an action it doesn’t really work well,” Bader said. [Guardians returning to New York for winner-take-all ALDS Game 5 after 4-2 loss to Yankees](https://www.cleveland.com/guardians/2022/10/guardians-return-to-new-york-for-winner-take-all-game-5-after-4-2-loss-to-yankees.html) [Guardians fans, close your eyes. It’s a lot easier to execute your approach and what you’re trying to do.” “The power showing up here in the post season for us has been big.” “Just remaining present, trying to put a good swing on the ball. “For me, you throw a pitch there, there’s never a good outcome,” Quantrill said. But Bader has been more than happy to oblige. “You just play each out, you play each at-bat as just a singular event, and you just go from there and keep repeating it until the game is over,” Bader said.
When the New York Yankees acquired Harrison Bader from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for left-hander Jordan Montgomery at the trade deadline,
Louis Cardinals in exchange for left-hander [Jordan Montgomery](https://www.baseball-reference.com/search/search.fcgi?pid=montgjo01,montgo001jor&search=Jordan+Montgomery&utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=&utm_medium=referral) at the trade deadline, the popular consensus was that the Cardinals got the better end of the deal. Bader has proven to be a key addition for the Yankees and is becoming a catalyst for them this October. [Cal Quantrill](https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/q/quantca01.shtml?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=&utm_medium=referral) in Sunday night’s Game 4, Bader bumped his total up to three this postseason, joining [Bernie Williams](https://www.baseball-reference.com/search/search.fcgi?pid=willibe02,willibe01&search=Bernie+Williams&utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=&utm_medium=referral) and [Mickey Mantle](https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/mantlmi01.shtml?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=&utm_medium=referral) as the only Yankee centerfielders to have hit three homers in a single postseason. Bader joins Bernie Williams (3x) and Mickey Mantle (2x) as the only Yankee centerfielders with 3 HR in a single postseason. Bader now finds himself in some legendary company, and the Yankees aren’t even out of the ALDS just yet. Two months later, the Yankees are still standing, and Bader is going off in the postseason.
When New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman traded Jordan Montgomery to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Harrison Bader, who was at the time ...
Denver has allowed just 204.4 yards per game in the air and have given up just 316.8 yards per game on the year. Most notably as it pertains to the two clubs battling on Monday evening, the Yankees defeated the then-Cleveland Indians 5-2 in a Game 5 that took place in Cleveland in the fall of 2017. The Chargers have allowed 130.4 yards per game on the ground and 384 yards per game. The offensive struggles continued for the Packers during yesterday’s loss to the Jets, and the unit lost another pass-catcher in the process. So that’s that.” Anderson was on the field for 52% of the Panthers’ snaps in their loss to the Rams, but was not targeted. Buying out two head coaches in two years would be a costly indictment of the athletic department and a sign of how far the Tigers have fallen. Brate came off the field, returned and came off the field again, only to be ruled out with the concussion. The Tar Heels are followed by Gonzaga, Houston and Kentucky in the top-four, while Baylor and Kansas are tied for fifth in the preseason poll. 8 seed in the NCAA Tournament and went on a Cinderella run to the National Championship game, where they fell to No. And right away trying to just endear himself in the clubhouse, and absolutely has. Hicks was disappointed about the Bader acquisition at the time, but the demise of others has offered another opportunity to the struggling outfielder. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Harrison Bader, who was at the time wearing a walking boot, nobody truly understood the value he would bring to the team.
Yankees star Harrison Bader has admitted to loving life in New York after helping the club to a Game 4 win against the Cleveland Guardians in the American ...
He [said](https://www.mlb.com/news/harrison-bader-providing-power-for-yankees-in-alds): Game 5 will be crucial in seeing the Yankees proceed in the post-season, but Harrison Bader and the Yankees will have their work massively cut out. Louis Cardinals](https://www.sportskeeda.com/team/st-louis-cardinals). Bader is currently impressing after missing a handful of games due to a lingering foot infection since July. [New York Yankees](https://www.sportskeeda.com/team/new-york-yankees)' center fielders with three homers in a single postseason. "There are a lot of organizations that are not like the New York Yankees.
St. Louis, where he'd spent the past five and a half seasons as a member of the Cardinals, had become home. The team drafted Bader out of Florida in 2015, and ...
Keeping his mind off all that helps Bader on the field -- and also helped him off of it, particularly back in August, when he was the new guy who couldn't help his team win. He's also settled back into New York life, returning to his high school routine of getting a bacon, egg and cheese on a blueberry bagel in the morning, grabbing a slice from his favorite pizza joint (Best Pizza, on First) and attending the wedding of a high school friend, something he would not have been able to do if he was still in St. I enjoyed it, and again, as soon as it was over, it's right back to locking in." While Bader carried a fiery approach to the game in St. Usually on the field, though, Bader tries to show as little emotion as possible, hoping that bottling up his feelings will help propel him to play better. "I don't think he really processed it until he started going to batting practice and putting on the Yankee uniform," Wiener said. When he joined the Yankees, he also made a mission to get to know fellow outfielder Aaron Judge. While Yankees general manager Brian Cashman told Bader that he expected the outfielder to be an impact player for New York, Bader knew fans had questions, and they weren't the only ones. The team drafted Bader out of Florida in 2015, and when he was called up in 2017, he became a fan favorite. As the Cardinals ownership and front office told him that he was part of their roster's core and the team's future, Bader planted roots in the community. He loved that when he made diving plays in the outfield, it waved around out of his hat like a cape hanging off of Superman. It didn't help that the Yankees struggled after the deal, posting a 10-18 record in August, hitting .221/.297/.354 over that span and watching their lead in the division shrink from 15.5 games to four.
Harrison Bader after hitting one of his home runs in the playoffs, photo from NY Yankees. “Everyday I wake up, it feels good to be a Yankee.” By Dan Murphy.
Cole told him to “just remaining present, and just play each out, you play each at-bat, as just a singular event. And right away trying to just endear himself in the clubhouse, and absolutely has. When he was traded from the Cardinals to the Yanks this summer, it was a dream come true. He loves to play the game. The Yanks gave up relief pitcher Jordan Montgomery in the trade. “You definitely visualize it.
Harrison Bader is getting hot at the right time. In doing so, he is on his way to becoming another New York Yankees playoff hero.
He is on a power streak right when the Yankees need it most as they are fighting to advance to the next round. Bader has done exactly that thus far in the postseason as he has emerged as one of the Yankees biggest weapons in the ALDS. Not only was he on the Injured List when he was acquired, but the player that the Yankees sent away, Jordan Montgomery, got off to a hot start with the Cardinals.
Harrison Bader is living the dream playing 11 miles from where he grew up in Bronxville, but his bagel order is kind of a nightmare.
And if the Yankees do win the series, even NYC’s staunchest food snob might look the other way. Louis Cardinals, the center fielder was traded to the Yankees in August — and tonight gets a chance to play in a winner-take-all fifth game of the American League Division Series. [“Garrett Mix](https://www.insidehook.com/article/food-and-drink/how-chicago-style-popcorn-became-a-holiday-classic)” of cheese and caramel popcorn and bacon wrapped dates.
When New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman traded Jordan Montgomery to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Harrison Bader...
Hicks was disappointed about the Bader acquisition at the time, but the demise of others has offered another opportunity to the struggling outfielder. After hitting just five homers across 313 plate appearances during the regular season, Bader has already hit three in 14 at-bats. And right away trying to just endear himself in the clubhouse, and absolutely has. … He loves to play the game. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Harrison Bader, who was at the time wearing a walking boot, nobody truly understood the value he would bring to the team. It seems as if Cashman was right at the end of the day; Bader was going to be an impact player during the playoffs.
Yankees fans are no longer grumbling about Jordan Montgomery trade with Harrison Bader's postseason emergence.
That kind of certainty has not called center field home for the Cardinals in a while. Considering the amount of Cardinals fans who appreciated Bader’s play, that should be a tempting idea for the front office. But suddenly Bader has joined the list of previously stalled ( [Matt Carpenter](https://www.stltoday.com/sports/columns/ben-frederickson/benfred-matt-carpenters-comeback-could-help-cardinals-save-sinking-hitters/article_6adadb2c-0524-56e7-8991-555933622d9c.html)) or blocked ( [Luke Voit](https://www.stltoday.com/sports/subscriber/gordo-baseball-is-a-precarious-profession-as-luke-voit-can-attest/article_4a8a3ac6-bab1-557a-8ae4-1c1d3a292687.html)) Cardinals hitters to find his groove with the Yankees. Bader’s Cardinals career had produced league-average offense (99 OPS+) but a Gold Glove standard in center when he got the trade-deadline he never hoped to receive. When Carpenter and Voit were surging for the Yankees, the presence of Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado kept the what-ifs away here in St. Another option would be the Cardinals going out and nailing down a proven center-field instead of continuing the revolving-door approach. I want to do all I can to have the chance to stay here.” Lane Thomas, traded in 2021, has quietly produced an OPS+ of 111 with the Nationals through nearly 700 at-bats there. [Mickey Mantle](https://www.stltoday.com/sports/mickey-mantle-baseball-card-breaks-record-as-sports-memorabilia-soar/article_f4752cf1-0a28-5890-8738-9a9bd42bfa44.html) and [Bernie Williams](https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/w/willibe02.shtml) as the only Yankees center fielders to hit at least three home runs in a single postseason series. He’s doing it for the Yankees, not the Mets. “I’m a huge fan of people who have success in New York,” Bader said outside of the Mets’ spring training stadium in Port St. But to do it in that city?
Former UF baseball player Harrison Bader "Tots," is making a statement in the 2022 ALDS for the Yankees with three home runs in four games.
The … Starting with the … These awards included the SEC player of the week, making All-American Teams and being a Dick Howser Award Semifinalist in 2015. In 2015, he was drafted in Round 3, the 100th overall pick. With his three homers, he ties for second with Bernie Williams and Paul O’Neill for most home runs in best-of-five postseason series for the Yankees. Bader hit his third home run in the ALDS including a two-run home run on the Oct.
The Bronxville kid grew up dreaming of winning big games with the Yankees. Bring on (a rain-delayed) Game 5!
Keeping his mind off all that helps Bader on the field -- and also helped him off of it, particularly back in August, when he was the new guy who couldn't help his team win. He's also settled back into New York life, returning to his high school routine of getting a bacon, egg and cheese on a blueberry bagel in the morning, grabbing a slice from his favorite pizza joint (Best Pizza, on First) and attending the wedding of a high school friend, something he would not have been able to do if he was still in St. I enjoyed it, and again, as soon as it was over, it's right back to locking in." While Bader carried a fiery approach to the game in St. Usually on the field, though, Bader tries to show as little emotion as possible, hoping that bottling up his feelings will help propel him to play better. IT'S HARD TO miss Bader in the clubhouse. When he joined the Yankees, he also made a mission to get to know fellow outfielder Aaron Judge. "I don't think he really processed it until he started going to batting practice and putting on the Yankee uniform," Wiener said. While Yankees general manager Brian Cashman told Bader that he expected the outfielder to be an impact player for New York, Bader knew fans had questions, and they weren't the only ones. The team drafted Bader out of Florida in 2015, and when he was called up in 2017, he became a fan favorite. As the Cardinals ownership and front office told him that he was part of their roster's core and the team's future, Bader planted roots in the community. It didn't help that the Yankees struggled after the deal, posting a 10-18 record in August, hitting .221/.297/.354 over that span and watching their lead in the division shrink from 15.5 games to four.