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\n\n\"It's weird; it's just different,\" said manager Aaron Boone. \"You just don't see balls hit like that, and to hit two of them like he did in the game -- it was two really impressive swings. When he's locked in, when he hits them like that, it's just different than anyone I've ever seen.\"\n\nAdded Yankees infielder
\n\n \n\nThat gave Yankees starter
\"For as much of a grind as that first inning was, for him to get us into the fifth inning was another gutsy effort,\" Boone said. \"He's done that a couple of times where it hasn't been perfect, but he's competed and given us a chance.\"\n\n**Lights out** \n
\n\n\"It was another really good win -- a lot of contributors from Monty on down through the bullpen,\" Boone said. \"I just felt like there were more and more quality at-bats from the whole group, and that's good to see.\"
Luetge also pitched around a sixth-inning walk and was credited with his first Major League victory since Sept. 4, 2013; Luetge said that he hoped to grab a lineup card from the game and have it signed by his teammates as a souvenir.\n\nNew York's bullpen continued its run of excellent work, with Luetge,