New York Yankees WAGs go wild in new behind-the-scenes celebrations after Boston Red Sox sweep

The New York Yankees WAGs’ suite was the place to be on Wednesday night as the Pinstripes’ partners celebrated their playoff win. The Bronx Bombers swept their bitter rivals, the Boston Red Sox, with a 9-2 Game 2 win in the Wild Card Series of the MLB playoffs, setting up an ALDS clash with the Tampa Bay Rays. And the Yankees’ wives and girlfriends kicked off the party in the Bronx as they wildly celebrated the victory. Chase Carter Bellinger, wife of outfielder Cody Bellinger, shared a stunning snap of herself, Amy Cole, wife of Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole, and Natalie McMahon, wife of Yankees third baseman Ryan McMahon, toasting the win. The trio of beauties beamed for the camera as they lifted their arms in the air with Chase even hoisting her leg over the others. ‘Woooohoooooo,’ Chase wrote in the caption, also revealing that Ava O’Connor, girlfriend of rookie outfielder Spencer Jones, was behind the camera.  The New York Yankees WAGs shared a glimpse of their celebrations after the Wild Card win  The partners of the Bronx Bombers celebrated after the sweep of the Boston Red Sox Ava O’Connor, girlfriend of outfielder Spencer Jones, shared adorable photos with the playerAva also shared her own snaps from the occasion showing her posing alongside Natalie and Amy from their seats. She also shared a glimpse from the on-field celebrations, posting a photos of her and Darby Warren, the wife of pitcher Will Warren, smiling for the camera with the diamond behind them. For the second consecutive season, the Yankees sent their biggest rivals home for the winter by rolling to a two-game sweep of their Wild Card Series.The Red Sox were outscored 18-2 overall and left to lament a miserable finish to this roller-coaster ride of a season.Riding powerful pitching led by Cam Schlitter and Max Fried, Yankees batters broke though just enough against Red Sox starters and beat up Boston´s bullpen in sweeping their rival in the Wild Card Series.’We’re going to continue to rely on amazing starting pitching like we have all year,’ Ben Rice said after Wednesday night´s 9-2 win. ‘Especially in the postseason, that’s what you need.’Schlittler and Fried combined to go 2-0 with a 0.73 ERA against the Red Sox with 16 strikeouts and two walks in 12 1/3 innings.