The table-setter for the Yankees' ninth-inning rally that secured Game 4 of the ALCS was a player in his 53rd playoff game, the owner of a World Series ring -- something the Yankees haven't won in 15 years -- and someone who wasn't even on the roster in the ALDS.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone made just one substitution during the game, replacing Rizzo with Oswaldo Cabrera in the ninth inning for the final three outs. Though no plays were made at first base after the switch, Boone faced questions about why he didn’t allow Rizzo to finish the game.

CLEVELAND — With a lefty on the mound, the Yankees are making moves to their lineup for Game 3 of the ALCS. Jose Trevino and Jon Berti entered the lineup for Austin Wells and Anthony Rizzo, with Giancarlo Stanton moving up into the cleanup spot against Guardians left-hander Matthew Boyd.