BALTIMORE – Clint Frazier hit his first homer of the season and added a double, but he also became the latest Yankees to make a baseline mistake when he was thrown in the third, advancing to short on a grounder. Were trying
“It can’t happen,” said Franzier, who defeated the Orioles 7–0 in the campus yard by Yanke. “It was a wrong baseline mistake. I joked with some people, I was out of there in a while. Didn’t come out and I was excited to get it. It’s not going to happen again. “
The thunderstorm on the heels of Aaron Judge moved him to third in the eighth inning of the loss to the Orioles on Monday.
Bench coach Carlos Mendoza and first base coach Reggie Willis spoke to Frazier after the play and Aaron Boone said he wanted the players to make sure you’re ready and guessing… not to play aggressively and make mistakes. There is a fine line between being afraid. “
Frazier was relieved to finally hit a home run, saving one shot in the eighth inning.
“I really needed it,” Frazier said. “I am happy to come on board.”
Gary Sanchez sat out for the second straight game, with Kyle Higashioka holding three of four games, according to Bowon.
Higashioka eliminated Sanchez as the starter on Tuesday and contributed to the win. He was behind the plate again on Wednesday, but Sanchez would return to the lineup on Thursday (a day game at Camden Yards), as well as Higashioka set to catch Gerrit Cole at The Bronx on Friday. Sanchez is a “prospect” for Saturday’s day game.
“We’ll continue to see where this takes us,” Boone said. “I am watching it because both are going to play. I will weigh through it every time.
The decision is very easy these days. Higashioka entered the season on Wednesday with four homers to the Yankees’ lead, defeating Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge, and has continued to win praise for his defense.
But Bone did not leave Sanchez.
“I feel like he hopes to unlock and have an impressive season for us,” said Boan.
For now, however, they will ride Higashoka, who directed Corey Kluber and Domingo Jarman, who will make a grand debut on Tuesday and Wednesday. He also made a stunning sliding catch of Pedro Severino foul pop near the backstop on Wednesday.
Boone said that left-handed Wandy Peralta, acquired from Giants in the trade of Mike Tochman on Tuesday, is expected to be available outside the bullpen on Thursday. After two century innings on Wednesday, the Yankees opted for Michael King, which opens up a roster spot for Peralta. King has pitched 11 scoreless innings in three matches this season.
Bullpen coach Mike Harkey said he saw video of the 29-year-old Peralta and said he had “more stuff”. … he is someone else who can pitch in high-leverage situations. “
Peralta has options and can be sent back and forth to minors, so he will be able to be part of the pitcher’s shuttle, which heads to Scranton / Wilkes-Barre, as the Yankees need to get through the season with weapons. Will be needed a lot. . … Gio Urshela was eliminated in the eighth inning, but Boone said he wanted the third baseman to get off his feet in a one-legged game.
Harkie is relieved to have Jack Breton back – by early June – and is sure Lefty will be more effective than he was before elbow surgery during spring training.
“I hope that when he comes back, we’ll have a better version, ‘” said Herkey, removing the bone chips, as well as working time on his arm, would give Britton more flexibility.
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