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As Jose Berrios wrapped up his postgame interview on Thursday, Hall of Famer Jim Kurt strolled down the basement corridors of Yankee Stadium and gave the Toronto Blue Jays right arm a thumbs-up. }
Other Blue Jays were also lauded for their impressive performance in the pivotal four-game series opener against the New York Yankees.
After a productive night at bat, the Blue Jays will look to win his second straight in New York on Friday.
Toronto trails the Yankees by nine games. The Blue Jays are closest since June 15 when he trailed by nine games. On Thursday he started the series with 13 hits in a 9-2 loss.
The opener of the series marked the fourth time Toronto had scored nine or more runs since his All-Star break, and the Blue Jays totaled 13 or more since the break. It was his fifth time to record. George Springer led 5-for-5 with Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. hitting a three-run homer and scoring three times.
"Obviously they're leading by his nine games or something, but every game from here on out is huge," Springer said. ``It doesn't matter who you play against. 50). Guerrero has hit five of his 26 home runs this season against New York and is batting . The Yankees hoped to gain some traction after his 8-7 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday in his 10th Grand Slam of Josh Donaldson. , was again frustrated at Thursday's at-bat.
The Yankees, who are 4-13 in their last 17 games, were in scoring position in their opening game against Toronto, where he won 1-1. The New York hitter struck out his 13th and the team's only run was a ball that didn't leave the infield.
Thursday marked his 11th record in his 17-game slump in which New York did not exceed his three runs.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone said, ''This means we're playing well. . Pass the ball to rate 3.16). As a right-hander, he's 3-6 with a 3.81 ERA and has appeared in 12 games since early June.
Gaussman tagged Cleveland on Sunday with 5 runs and 9 hits in 4 2/3 innings in a game he lost 7-2 to the Guardians. continued scoreless outings.
Gothman is 7-7, and against the Yankees he has appeared in 25 games (19 starts) and has a 3.74 ERA. In his only start against New York City in Toronto, Gaussmann allowed two runs on six hits in a 5 2/3 inning of a 3–0 road loss on April 14.
Jameson Tyrone (11-3, 3.95), the player leading the Yankees in wins will get a call on Friday.
A right-handed player has lost a recent match. He allowed three runs on six hits in seven innings in his 3–0 loss at Boston on Sunday.
Against the Blue Jays, Tyllon said he started eight games and went 4-3 with a 3.51 ERA. was.
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