Verdugo moves to cleanup, promptly blasts off in Yanks’ win

MILWAUKEE -- Having filled out a lineup card with Alex Verdugo in the cleanup spot for the first time, manager Aaron Boone pointed to the outfielder’s consistent at-bats of late, then acknowledged that his aim was “stirring it up” with the offensive attack. Did it ever work. Verdugo provided an immediate impact, cracking a three-run homer in his first at-bat. Gleyber Torres added a three-run double before Aaron Judge and Anthony Rizzo added long balls, helping the Yankees set a new season high in runs scored in their 15-3 victory over the Brewers on Saturday at American Family Field. Verdugo...