Yankees make history in Game 3 comeback against Blue Jays

Judge was the player of the game, as the Yankees captain hit a crucial three-run home run off Louis Varland in the bottom of the fourth inning to tie the game. 

Judge has been on fire this series, going 7-11 (.636 batting average) with five RBI, three walks and only two strikeouts.

The bullpen did its job, and the momentum is on the Yankees' side

After allowing 14 earned runs in the first two games, the Yankees' bullpen did its job in Game 3. After Carlos Rodon failed to give the Yankees length, allowing six earned runs on six hits in 2.1 innings, the bullpen came in to pick up the slack, pitching 6.2 scoreless innings, striking out nine and walking none. 

Having no day off to rest, the bullpen will need to muster whatever energy it has left to be ready in Game 4 if Yankees' rookie right-hander Cam Schlittler can't replicate the performance he had against the Boston Red Sox in the wild-card round, pitching eight innings and striking out 12. With the momentum now on the Yankees' side and their offense hitting its stride, Game 4 could get interesting.