The fall of Luis Severino reaches a new record as a Yankees opener

Lucas Duda dominated the right field when the curtain of sobs rolled toward the pitcher's butte on Saturday at the first Yankee Stadium.

Luis Severino He was the receiver of the boos as Duda rounded the goals and helped the Royals to a 10-5 win in front of a sold-out crowd of 46,571.

When Aaron Boone was walking to the mound for remove Severino, the boos calmed down but the damage was done and the right-handed All-Star slipped to four parts. In 19 innings and 1/3, Severino has a 1-2 record, 33 hits (seven homers) and a 8.85 ERA.

Before the ninth Yankees defeat in the last 18 games, Severus was hopeful. ready to leave the crisis behind him. Instead, the staff's ace was rocked for six points, eight hits in four innings and more – his shortest outing of the season – while the Royals sometimes seemed to know what was coming. The kicker went on a five-run streak against the Rays last Monday when he allowed seven runs (six earned) and 11 hits.

"Before his last start the stuff was a little down, not so sharp, maybe the velocity went down and just not quite in the rules , "said Boone. "At the last start, I thought things had come back a little, but he did not have the super slider and he made mistakes with that throw and he was hurt. is a little lack of crunchiness I was expecting him to come out and have that sharpness that started coming back to his last start. "

Rosell Herrera was a pain in Severino's neck . He doubled home two points in the third and doubled and scored in the fifth. Duda's two-run circuit brought out a fifth-place four-point run that gave the Royals a 6-0 lead. Brian Goodwin's circuit in eighth of David Robertson sealed the victory of the visitors

Playing for the first time with Aaron Judge in DL, Giancarlo Stanton caught up with the missing muscle with a circuit of 447 feet in the fifth inning

Stanton's 24th explosion struck an awning over the center wall and reduced the deficit to 6-2. Gleyber Torres and Greg Bird (bunt in third place) started sixth with singles and Neil Walker's singles at Torres tacked right. Austin Romine took advantage of a double play while Bird scored 6-4

The Torres double in seventh inning scored Didi Gregorius and reduced the Royals' lead to 6-5. However, Torres was easy third when he attempted to take the base back home.

The 2/23 innings of Adam Warren in Severino's relief gave the Yankees an opportunity to participate in all six innings. deficit. But with the Yankees lagging in the round of 16, Robertson dropped a three-run homer in Goodwin that reached the second bridge in the right field and allowed the Royals to increase their lead to 9-5.