Houston — The Yankees have played 14 teams and have won against all but one team.
It's not hard to come up with an exception, as the Yankees lost to the Astros 2-1 on Thursday and lost three of the team's five meetings so far this year.
This is the Yankees 4 game when the Yankees started a 10-game 4-city trip in front of a sold-out crowd of 40,674 people in Minute Maid Park in the originally planned make-up game. Recorded consecutive wins. Pushed back for the first week of the regular season, but for MLB lockout.
Luis Severino dropped the Yankees MLB best record to 56-21 as he faced a lineup without Jordan Alvarez and Jeremy Peña. He was injured because he collided trying to play on Wednesday. He was defeated by Luis Garcia.
Severino allowed two runs in six innings, but thanks to Alex Bregman's third two-run double, the Yankees could only come up with Anthony Rizzo's home run in the sixth inning.
Joey Gallo walks and DJ LeMahieu goes out for the Yankees When I hit the single with, I just managed the walk against Garcia until the third time.
However, Aaron Judge flew to the center and Rizzo attacked to end the first threat of the night.
After walking Tucker in a nine-pitch turn at bat, Severino gave Bregman a two-run double from the left wing wall.
The innings ended wild because Severino had a problem with Pitchcom. Tucker returned home after removing the device from his hat, but Severino recovered in time and delivered the ball to Jose Trevino. Final out and maintain a two-run game.
Severino retired the last nine batters he faced before leaving after six innings.
The Yankees have finally arrived at Garcia in the sixth place.
After a right-handed judge whipping to start the inning, Reso was delayed 0-2, ripping a home run to the right and reducing the deficit to 2-1.
Snap the 34 to 1 skid of Reso, Garcia's Night ..
Giancarlo Stanton hit Ryne Stanek and Gleyber Torres drew a two-out walk, but Trebino grounded out and the Yankees fell 0-3 in the scoring position.
Hector Neris and Rafael Montero throw a scoreless inning from Houston's bullpen before Ryan Pressly, who hit the Yankees last week, passed nine innings to maintain his victory. I did.
Before the game, Aaron Boone said that the make-up game between Wednesday's victory at Bronx against the Cleveland Guardians and Friday's series opener was "challenging." I admitted. 20 days without holidays.
"All teams in the league have to go through difficult scenarios," Boone said.
