The New York Yankees defeated the
Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night. The
game took place at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada and the final score was
7-2. CC Sabathia started and pitched
well for the Yankees and the bullpen pitched two scoreless innings to close it
out. Giancarlo Stanton and Miguel
Andujar each had two hits to lead the offense.
Sabathia pitched seven innings
giving up three hits and two runs with a walk and six strikeouts. Sabathia picked up his third win of the
season. David Robertson pitched an
inning with a strikeout and Chasen Shreve pitched an inning with a couple of
strikeouts.
Marco Estrada pitched six innings
giving up six hits and a run with six strikeouts. Seunghwan
Oh pitched an inning giving up a hit and three runs with a walk and a strikeout
and he lost his second game of the season.
Joe Biagini pitched 2/3 of an inning giving up a hit and a run with a strikeout, Aaron Loup pitched 1/3 of an inning
giving up a hit and two runs with a walk and a strikeout and Tim Mayza pitched
a perfect inning.
Brett Gardner had a hit, Stanton
had two hits and Greg Bird had a hit.
Gary Sanchez had a hit, Didi Gregorius drew a walk and Aaron Hicks had a
hit, three RBI and drew a walk. Andujar
had two hits and four RBI, Tyler Austin had a hit and Stanton and Bird each hit
a double. Andujar and Hicks each hit a
homerun. The Yankees were 2-9 with
runners in scoring position and left four men on base. Gregorius had a stolen base and Austin and
Gardner were caught stealing.
Teoscar Hernandez had a hit and an
RBI, Yangervis Solarte had a hit and Justin Smoak drew a walk. Kevin Pillar had a hit and an RBI, Hernandez
and Pillar each hit a homerun and the Blue Jays left two men on base.
In the sixth Hernandez hit a solo
homerun to give the Blue Jays a 1-0 lead.
In the seventh Andujar hit a grand slam to give the Yankees a 4-1
lead. In the seventh Pillar hit a solo
homerun to cut the lead to 4-2. In the eighth
Hicks hit a three-run homerun pushing the lead to 7-2 and that would be the
final score.
The two teams will complete their
brief series on Wednesday night.
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