Lineup of the New York Yankees versus the Diablos Rojos in Mexico
The Bronx Bombers, who will play at the Alfredo Harp Helú, are led by Giancarlo Stanton, José Treviño, Víctor González, and Jonathan Loáisiga.
The New York Yankees will play two games this weekend versus the Mexican Red Devils, Los Diablos Rojos, after 56 years without playing a game on Mexican land. The players that will travel south of the border to play at Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium have been announced by the Bronx Bombers.
Who is going to represent the Yankees in Mexico?
The Yankees will nonetheless start Mexican players José Treviño, Víctor González, and José Rojas in addition to well-known players like Giancarlo Stanton and Anthony Volpe, despite the noteworthy absence of crucial players like Aaron Judge and Juan Soto.
In addition, the Yankees have added two of the best prospects from Mexico to their roster so they can play the Diablos: Jared, an infielder
Vice President of the Devils Santiago Harp thought back on the long-held goal during the Padres-Yankees series at Yankee Stadium last year, with two games scheduled for the renowned New York team in Mexico. Omar Minaya, a Yankees coworker, started the conversation that led to the fulfillment of this common goal. Harp conveyed the deep yearning to bring this ideal back to life for their generation.
