"Taking care of the group, I think, made it unique," said New York commander Aaron Judge, who singled in a disagreement the eleventh. "It was stuffed this evening and they were on their feet from the absolute first pitch, the entire way to additional time."Ramírez, who pitched for his third major association group this season, got his first save in quite a while. After Judge's single, he tossed a called third strike past Giancarlo Stanton - whose inning-finishing fly ball left the bases stacked in the eighth. Ramírez resigned Anthony Rizzo on a foul pop, dropping New York to 1-4 in extra time this year.