ST. Petersburg, Florida — After dragging to eight innings on Wednesday night, the Yankees were on the verge of doing something unthinkable: they lost two games in a row.
However, Jose Trevino returned to the 2022 form for the eighth time as Jose Trevino continued to be surprised with a bat after defeating Rays 5-4 in Tropicana Field, hitting a two-run home run. rice field.
Michael King and Clay Holmes maintained the lead, and the Yankees avoided dropping consecutive games. This hasn't been done yet since losing in a row from May 28th to 29th.
Aaron Judge hit two more home runs, ready for an arbitration hearing scheduled for Friday, and the Yankees kept pace with the 1998 team, improving to 51-18 and tying third. became. The best start in the history of the franchise.
The comeback cast a shadow over Jordan Montgomery's unusual offnight.
On the first start with Tampa Bay this season, left-handed players allowed the season's best four and two home runs in six innings.
He has become the second starting pitcher in franchise history. Joining Ron Guidry, who did it in the first 15 starts in 1978, lesser runs start the season with each of his first 13 starting pitchers. On Tuesday, he started his second bottom on another home run to get the Yankees into the 1-0 hole.
After Josh Lowe scored a single with one out, Vidal Bruján squeezed a two-run shot to the center left, giving Raise a 3-0 lead.
The Yankees attack took a long time to launch.
DJ LeMahieu leads the match from single to center to right-handed Shane Baz, with six shutout innings against the Orioles at the second start of the year and nine until the judge opens. Retired in a row. Homer and 4th top on the left.
When Francisco Mejia doubled, the raise was in the bottom of the fourth inning. Added a run to. He took the lead off, moved to 3rd place with a low fly ball, and scored a goal for the shortstop with Bruján's chopper.
Left-handed Brooks Raley confronts Rizzo, making DH hit the liner second and being robbed by Paredes.
Due to a Tampa Bay error, the Yankees approached with 2 outs in the 6th inning. Giancarlo Stanton was second, Matt Carpenter was first, and Trebino shorted a regular grounder, but Walls bounced the throw back to first, and Ji-man Choi couldn't come up with it. .. ..
The judge ran the Yankees with his second home run that night, opening the seventh top from Colin Poche.
Tampa Bay Relief It was tested again on Tuesday and Wednesday.
And when manager Kevin Cash went to Ralph Garza Jr. and started the eighth pitcher, the seventh pitcher of the Rays after using the same number on Tuesday, he Is out of luck.
Isiah Kiner-Falefa walked and Trevino gave the Yankees the first lead of the night in the sixth season, leaving a two-run home run.
Clarke Schmidt pitched around a lead-off double in Scoreless Seventh, King and Holmes pitched scoreless innings, and Holmes picked up a save.
