ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Don’t look now, but the slow start by the Yankees is a thing of the past.
The Yankees won their fourth straight game with a 1-0 win over the Rays at Tropicana Field on Wednesday, ending a rare sweep on Thursday.
Gerrit Cole Mustamoula won his first career regular-season win over the Rays.
The Yankees ‘ace scored 12 runs in eight century innings, strengthening the Lone Yankees’ catch with Errolis Chapman scoring the ninth score.
Aaron Hicks scored in the top of the seventh with a sacrifice fly.
Aaron Judge led off the inning with a single, and Gio Urshella followed with a double to the wall at right-center. The judge was ranked third when coach Carlos Mendoza – filling in as third base coach.
Against a draw-in-infield, Luke Voyt gave a tough grounder a third blow for the first out. Ryan Thompson was replaced by Jeffrey Springs, and Hicks came away with a fly ball to center on an 0-2 slider for the only run of the game.
On the other hand, Cole was the lead, making his seventh inning debut for the first time this season.
He gave four hits and was not allowed to play since the third beginning of the year. Cole has landed just three batsmen all season, and this control has continued since Wednesday night.
Cole was standing around some bad luck in the first floor. Austin Meadows hit the fly-ball with a right hand that led to the B-ring catwalk, which is in play. It landed in the short right for a double, but Cole trapped the next two batsmen in the meadows.
He then allowed a pair of singles before Postsen standout Randy Azorzena drilled a one-out double off the left field wall in the sixth. Azurena finished third on a groundout by Mezzo. Cole then swings Manuel Margot on a 3–2 pitch to end the threat.
Cole retained the final eight batsmen he faced in the eighth match, which was drawn after 106 pitches.
At the top of the Rays ‘lineup, Chapman found Azorena and fired Mike Braceau – who hit Chapman in the head in September last year and who took him deep into ALDS’ Game 5 before finishing the Yankees this season Was – before he could finish it. .
Yankees’ offense – Without Gleiber Torres, who was left out of the lineup, “an abundance of caution” as the Yankees await further test results when dealing with a COVID outbreak between their coaching and support staff Were – did not do much.
Right-hander Colin McHogg faced all of them as the Tampa Bay opener after retiring all six batters, with Lt. Ryan Yarbrot entering and not allowing a base runner, until the judges finished in the fourth with two outs. Babies left from the left vacant from the innings do not sing from the right side. .
The Yankees also lost Clint Frazier during the game. Giancarlo Stanton disagrees with a low third strike call by home plate umpire Bill Miller in the fourth, and Frasier was thrown out after arguing for a third strike in the fifth. This was the first rejection of Frasier’s career. He was replaced by Brett Gardner.
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