And while Boston entered the weekend having lost five of its past six and in last place of the dog fight that is the AL East, it spoiled a Friday night for the eventually lively crowd of 46,007. This marked the latest in a season the Yankees and Red Sox (32-32) have played their first game since 1996. Maybe we’ll learn something from it, improve in some way or another because the game’s going to challenge us in different ways when he’s not on the field.” “However long Aaron’s out, we’re going to have to weather the storm. He’s the greatest player in the world, pretty much. “I don’t think there’s more pressure ,” Cole said. Gerrit Cole reacts during the Yankees’ loss to the Red Sox on June 9. They were unable to muster much against one-time Yankees prospect Garrett Whitlock, who gave up two runs (only one earned) across 6 ¹/₃ innings in his first start against his former organization. The Yankees (37-28) wasted a solid outing from Cole, who gave up two runs across six innings, as they fell to 2-3 since Aaron Judge went down with a toe injury last weekend in Los Angeles. “But it’s one of those really good games, too, that you’re mixed up in.” “It sucks to lose,” manager Aaron Boone said. Volpe was hoping he could at least hit the foul pole with the deep fly ball, but instead he estimated it went about 10-20 feet wide. He’s ready for those types of moments and he’ll have success in them as we move along.” Gerrit Cole reacts during the Yankees’ loss to the Red Sox on June 9. He was under control the whole at-bat, like you would expect.
“Screaming at the TV, ‘Stay fair,’” Gerrit Cole, who was watching from the clubhouse, said of Volpe’s foul shot. But one pitch later, the rookie popped up to end it.
With two outs in the ninth inning, the Yankees tried to mount one last rally with back-to-back singles from Billy McKinney and Gleyber Torres off Red Sox closer Kenley Jansen.Īnthony Volpe, getting his first taste of the rivalry, sent a charge into the sellout crowd with a long fly ball down the left-field line that hooked foul. They teased some late life, but outside of a solo home run from Josh Donaldson, the Yankees offense did not provide much of a punch in a 3-2 loss to the Red Sox in The Bronx. The most problematic lack of juice on Friday night, however, came from the Yankees’ bats.
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