Yankees comeback falls short after German’s horrendous outing
Domingo
German put the Yankees in a hole early with another rough start, and the
Yankees were not able to rally off enough runs versus Noah Sydnergaard and the
Mets' bullpen as they dropped game one of the Subway Series 7-5.
German
gave up extra base hits in bunches as he allowed five of them in only 3.2 innings of
work. His control was not sharp as he was constantly missing his spots in
pitcher’s counts. Adam Warren relieved German and was not at his best either as
he allowed two runs on two hits and three walks.
On the
offensive side of the ball, the Yankees chipped away, but fell short. Stanton hit a sac-fly in
the third, the only run charged to Thor, to get the Yankees on the board. Then,
Neil Walker doubled in a pair to get the Yankees within three runs. In the
eighth, Didi Gregorius doubled in a run to make it 6-4, and Stanton grounded out
to knock Judge in to make it a one-run game. However, the Yankees failed to
score the tying run that inning, and Gsellman locked down the save in the
ninth.
The
Yankees fall to 62-34 and are now 5.5 games back of Boston in the AL East
standings. German was also sent down following the game, and Luis Cessa is expected to take his spot in the rotation. Domingo Acevedo is reportedly going to be called up to replace German on the roster.
What’s Next?
The
Yankees will try to even the series up tomorrow as Sonny Gray will pitch versus
Steven Matz. First pitch is scheduled for 1:05 PM ET in the Bronx.
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by: Ryan Thoms
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