George Lombard Jr. drives a Yankees comeback, then celebrates what is described as his first champagne moment after the team rally. In the key sequence, Lombard leads off the rally with a double that clears the left-center field wall.
Lombard later comes home on a single from José Caballero, which ties the game 2–2. After that tying run, the Yankees take the lead and ultimately move past the opponent, setting up the champagne celebration. Both outlets highlight the same central plays—Lombard’s double to start the rally and his score on Caballero’s hit—and both link the outcome to Lombard’s role in the game-changing stretch.
While the presentation differs in wording, the core account is consistent across sources: Lombard’s hitting jump-starts the rally, the game is tied at 2–2 on the subsequent scoring play, and the Yankees go ahead afterward.
