Jacob DeGrom had an issue while warming up before his last start and was pushed back from Tuesday. It’s really the Benintendi at-bats,” Scherzer said. Judge was 2 for 11 with seven strikeouts against Scherzer and in a 4-for-32 slump overall before lofting a 95.7 mph fastball for an opposite-field drive into the right-field seats. Scherzer allowed four runs for the second straight start, raising his ERA from 1.93 to 2.33 in the two outings. “You could just feel a little different energy in the dugout.” Judge, whose moved one ahead of Alonso with his 103rd RBI, said intensity rose because of the New York rivalry. That drew loud cheers from a season-high crowd of 48,760, the Yankees’ ninth home sellout. Rookie Ron Marinaccio and Jonathan Loaisiga got four outs each, with Loaisiga earning his first save since Aug. He was limping after the game but said he should be able to take his next turn.
Germán (2-2) gave up two runs - one earned - in 6 1/3 innings.
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“And how many that is in a row that we've got to show that, I'll leave that up to you guys.”ĭomingo Germán (2-2) withstood James McCann's 104 mph liner off his left calf in in the sixth and was cruising with a three-hitter when Pete Alonso hit a seventh-inning popup that Cabrera and right fielder Marwin Gonzalez settled under just 221 feet from the plate.Ĭabrera, making his first big league start at second after appearances at shortstop, third base and right, allowed the ball to pop out of his glove for an error as Gonzalez’s leather hit his mitt, a play reminiscent of Luis Castillo's ninth-inning drop that turned the first Subway Series game at new Yankee Stadium in 2009.ĭaniel Vogelbach, with 6-inch streaks of eye black across his face, followed two pitches later by driving a curveball into the Yankees bullpen in right-center for a two-run homer that made it 3-2.īenintendi restored a two-run lead in the bottom half after Kiner-Falefa reached on an infield single and took second when shortstop Francisco Lindor made a barehand pickup of a bouncer and rushed a sidearm throw wide of first for an error. “At our core, we believe we're a really good team,” Boone said. They withstood a botched popup by rookie Oswaldo Cabrera and gained back-to-back wins for the first time since July 29-30, ensuring they ended a streak of six straight series losses, their worst since 1995.Īsked how many consecutive crisp games they need to ease their panicked fan base, manager Aaron Boone quipped: “4 1/2.”
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