The New York Yankees were defeated
by the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night.
The game took place at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada and the final score
was 8-1. Masahiro Tanaka started for the
Yankees and he didn’t pitch well. The
Yankees offense was led by Aaron Judge who had two hits and two walks.
Tanaka pitched 5 2/3 innings giving
up six hits and eight runs with seven of them being earned. He walked three and struck out six and he
lost his 12th game of the season.
Tommy Khanle pitched to one batter and struck him out, Jonathan Holder
pitched an inning with two strikeouts and Giovanny Gallegos pitched an inning
giving up a hit.
Marco Estrada won his 10th
game pitching seven innings and giving up three hits and a run. He walked three and struck out four. Mat Dermody pitched to two batters and
retired them both, Tom Koehler pitched 1/3 of an inning and gave up a walk and
Carlos Ramirez pitched a perfect inning.
Judge had two hits, an RBI and drew
two walks, Todd Frazier had a hit and drew a walk and Clint Frazier drew a
walk. T. Frazier and Judge each hit a
double and Judge hit a homerun. The Yankees
were 0-6 with runners in scoring position and left five men on base. Castro committed an error.
Teoscar Hernandez had two hits and
an RBI, Josh Donaldson had a hit and Jose Bautista had an RBI and drew two
walks. Kevin Pillar had a hit, Russell
Martin had a hit and two RBI and Miguel Montero had a hit. Kendrys Morales drew a walk, Ryan Goins had a
hit and four RBI and Hernandez, Martin and Goins each hit a homerun. The Blue Jays were 1-6 with runners in
scoring position and left three men on base.
In the first Judge hit a solo
homerun to give the Yankees a 1-0 lead.
In the bottom of the first Bautista hit an RBI ground out to tie the
game at one. In the third Hernandez hit
a solo homerun to give the Blue Jays a 2-1 lead. In the fourth Martin hit a two-run homerun to
extend the lead to 4-1. In the sixth
Goins hit a grand slam to make it a 8-1 game and that would be the final
score.
The two teams will play game two of
three on Saturday afternoon.
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