"When the Yankees signed Carlos Narváez at 16, he dreamed of big moments in the Bronx; a decade later, he delivered with a key homer for the Red Sox."
"Narváez smashed a three-run homer to left field in the sixth inning that put his team ahead en route to an 11-7 victory, showcasing his unexpected rise."
Carlos Narváez, who was signed by the Yankees at 16, made a significant impact as a member of the Red Sox, nearly a decade later. The game showcased his journey from competing for a backup catcher spot to becoming a cleanup hitter for Boston amid injuries. He hit a pivotal three-run homer in the sixth inning, propelling Boston to a comeback victory over the Yankees, marking their most home runs in a game at the new Yankee Stadium since 2010. Narváez reflected on the moment, emphasizing its importance and his tactical approach.
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