ST. Petersburg, Florida — Gerrit Cole made it to history on Monday — the Yankees then made a big hit with Aaron Hicks and defeated Rays 4-2 with a brave performance from Wandy Peralta. The Yankees returned a two-run lead after the
call hit a no-hitter in the eighth inning, but Hicks took the RBI triple at the top of the ninth inning in the midst of a tough season. Achieved. Gore head run.
Jose Trevino won the Hicks on a sacrifice fly, giving the Yankees a two-run lead.
The Yankees stayed at the end of the inning when Peralta walked to lead Vidal Bruhan. Pinch hitter Harold Ramirez flew to the right and Isaac Paredes put the grounder in third.
Instead of a potential end-of-game double play, DJ LeMahieu threw roughly into second place and everyone was safe.
Peralta defeated Josh Lowe second and let Francisco Mejia jump out for a save. With the
victory, the Yankees improved to 50-17, rivaling 1998 with the start of 67 games, the third best in franchise history.
They get 10 out of 11 and lose consecutive games I avoided that. I haven't been there since I dropped the pair on the raise from May 28th to 29th.
Cole and Tampa Bay left-handed Shane McClanahan were trapped in a pitcher duel for most of the night as Cole, who played a perfect game in the seventh round against the Tigers earlier this month, didn't allow a hit. rice field. Until Paredes leads the bottom of the 8th inning with a clean single towards the center.
Clay Holmes gave Media a pinch hitter and sent Paredes to third place after Aaron Judge made a great running catch after Rowe jumped into the deep center.
Paredes scored with Yandy Diaz's chopper.
Holmes had Manuel Margot hit a slow grounder, but infield hits gave him a mezia and drew the match 2-2.
This is the first run Holmes has given up since his first outing. was. This year he recorded 29 consecutive appearances without allowing a run. This broke the Mariano Rivera franchise record.
Holmes then walked Ji-man Choi, but Randy Arosarena swung to tighten the match.
Cole instigated the best 12 of the season against the raise team, who lost 6 out of 7.
He walked Choi with two outs at the first bottom, hitting the next six batters and eight of the next nine.
The Yankees gave Cole an early lead when Anthony Rizzo hit his first two-out solo home run. The 410-foot shot to the right was his fourth home run in Rizzo's last five games.
McClanahan then retired 11 times in a row until Donaldson and Hicks hit one in five.
McClanahan ordered Gonzales to double play the end of the inning. The
call issued two walks for the fifth time. This includes one of two outs to the row featuring several close pitches. However, Cole rebounded, evading Rene Focus and throwing 86 pitches to finish the inning.
The Yankees threatened again for the seventh time when Ryan Thompson replaced McClanahan and Gleyber Torres led a double to the right.
With Donaldson up, Torres stole the third without a throw and brought the infield to the raise. However, Donaldson and Hicks attacked before Trebino hit the shortstop at the shortstop.
Bluehan made a great play and throw, but Choi dropped it. This allowed Torres to score and the Yankees to rise 2-0.
