The night with two lobsters Manny Machado dark in the Yankees

BALTIMORE – The best that the Yankees can do Wednesday night is divided a series of four games with the worst baseball team.

For this to happen, they must make sure that Manny Machado, who is on the Yankees' radar, does not repeat his two-homer performance on Tuesday night, which helped the lamentable Orioles to the head of the Yankees, 6-5, in front of a crowd of 18,418 Camden Yards in sweat who was well aware that visitors have interest in acquiring Machado

The Orioles won the first game of Monday's double-round, lost the last game and wiped out a two-point lead in the seventh inning Tuesday night when Machado, who had dipped into fifth, dominated Chad Green 5-5

Dellin Betances started the ninth house by hitting Caleb Joseph, the batter No. 9, with a 2-2 field With a withdrawal, Adam Jones doubled in the right-hand corner and with the runners to the second and third, Machado was promised intentionally.

With infield, Betances eliminated Mark Trumbo and seemed to be out When Jonathan Schoop Greg Bird's first goal was scored by a ball on the ground but the ball escaped Bird's glove and Joseph scored the winning point.

The Yankees, who are 9-9 in their last 18 games, fell to 3 ½ lengths -Seading Red Sox. Masahiro Tanaka struggled against his return from the list of injured Getty Images

Bird, who did not align the success, ruined his four-point product. Didi Gregorius's third shot was a singles start from Zach Britton in the ninth inning. Britton fanned Miguel Andujar and bounced on a field to Bird that Joseph blocked. Gregorius scored the second goal, but Joseph's throw was perfect and Gregorius was called back. The Yankees have contested, but the call has been confirmed. Britton eliminated Bird to give the Orioles a chance to win in the ninth against Betances.

Took a 5-3 lead to start the seventh house, Green entered his second round of work and retired Tim Beckham, before Jones' sole in the center. Green switched to a full account on Machado and watched him fly a balloon to the right field that tipped the wall of Aaron Judge's glove.

Initially, he was not judged a homer, but after a 49-second exam, he was reversed. The second goal of the Machado match equalized the score.

Bird's sacrifice was decisive Miguel Castro scored Gregorius from second to seventh place to tie at 3-3 and equal the top of the first goal. 19659002] Masahiro Tanaka, who made his debut since June 8, lost three runs and six hits in four innings.

"I'm waiting for him to make some good work for us, "said Aaron Boone about Tanaka. "I think he's going there in a good place."

Tanaka's first throw of the fifth inning was to Machado, and he sent it to the back of the left field seats to tie the score, 3-3. It was the 17th circuit authorized by Tanaka in 14 starts. When Trumbo sided with Gregorius, Tanaka's evening was over and Jonathan Holder took over

Andrew Cashner wielded the Yankees in four perfect innings, which was not a surprise, since right-hander entered the match after holding the Yankees. a 2.25 ERA in five career games

Dominance did not expire in the fifth inning, when Gregorius stopped the first 13 Yankees streak coming out with one left. Andujar walked and Bird turned a 96 mph fastball into a three-point homer over the right field dash that wiped out a 2-0 deficit

Tanaka pulled out the first two Orioles in the fourth before Chris Davis. Mancini walked. Joey Rickard tore a ground ball inside the third base bag that went for a two-point double and a 2-0 O lead.