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MLB

Yankees rookie league team scores 38 runs

Meet the Dominican Bombers.

The Dominican Summer League Yankees annihilated the DSL Twins, 38-2, behind a season-high nine doubles and five home runs on Wednesday.

All eleven Yankee batters had at least two hits, while three tied for a game-high four. They left 26 stranded.

The Twins went through seven pitchers, including one who gave up 11 runs — 10 earned — in 1.1 innings. The Yankees’ Mauro Bonifacio, a 17-year-old right-fielder, homered, doubled twice and singled, and scored five times. Luis Velasquez was credited with the save.

This  bloodbath is the norm in the DSL, where the Rays beat the Indians/Brewers, 20-4, on the same day.

In terms of baseball blowouts, both rookie-league affairs rank near the top of the list.

Last April, a Massachusetts baseball team won 82-0. In 2007, the Rangers rallied to beat the Orioles, 30-3.