Pittsburgh — Jameson Taillon's return did not go as planned. The former pirate went out of his third consecutive subpar on Tuesday with a 5-2 defeat.
Due to the defeat, the Yankees fell to 58-23 twice in a row and lost twice in a row since May 29th.
Tyrone abandoned 5 runs at 5¹ / ₃ When he returned to PNC Park, he had 16 innings on the last three starts, 14 earned runs and four home runs. I gave up.
And for two consecutive games, the Yankees' attack was shut down by the opponent's starter.
SundayAfter a one-hit by Triston McKenzie for more than 7 innings in Cleveland's shut-out victory, the Yankees weren't too much against Jose Quintana, who brought 3.18 ERA in six appearances. In the game against the Yankees (starting 5 times) that didn't work.
And left-handed people were just as effective at the start on Tuesday.
He gave up one run in five innings, but 96 pitches It was necessary to force pirates to go to their bullpen to start the sixth.
When the Yankees visited Pittsburgh for the first time in five years, Tyrone, who played in front of the first 37,733 sold-out crowd of the year at PNC, was hit hard all night.
The right-handed player was exchanged for the Yankees by pirates before last season in exchange for a package of four minor leaguers.
Taillon against the Pirates team who participated in the game just at 32-47 Is the lead-off homer to Daniel Vogelbach at the bottom of the second.
The Yankees had a chance to lead Quintana in 3rd place after DJ LeMahieu reached infield hits with 1 out and finished 3rd in Gleyber Torres' 2 out doubles.
Giancarlo Stanton followed and centered the liner, but Bryan Reynolds rushed in and made a great dive catch. Perhaps I couldn't score in two runs.
Pirates extended their lead fourth. Reynolds started the double innings and Jack Suwinski put the Yankees in the 3-0 hole following his 14th home run this season.
In the second half of the inning, former Yankees Ben Gamel pushed a double into the gap in the center right and beat Oneil Cruz 4-0.
The Yankees arrive at Quintana for the fifth time in Isia's one-out double. did. Two RBI singles by Kinner Falefa and Aaron Judge.
However, Pittsburgh replied in the sixth Oneil Cruz sacrifice fly.
For the 7th time, Kinerfarefa was a single with one out, and Remeil continued his walk to raise a judge.
However, the judge decided to double play at the end of the inning.
Matt Carpenter's single won Torres in 8th place, which was as close as the Yankees got.
