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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Luis Severino chose a bad time to be deadly, and Gary Sanchez should be embarrbaded for an inexpressible lack of scramble.
During the first three months of the season, Severino dominated the chatter about who was the best beginner in the American League, and the initial release in July was strong.
However, the All Star right-hander was not keen in his previous two outings before Monday night's badignment against the Rays at Tropicana Field, where he fought.
Admittedly, he did not receive much help from Sanchez, whose past ball and effort failed to pursue the ball led to the first leg of the game scoring the second round but Severino started to unravel in the fifth inning. get one out of the sixth on the way to a 7-6 loss in front of 14 670.
The Yankees have loaded the bases with one on the ninth against the southpaw José Alvarado via the single Attack of Brett Gardner, a walk to Aaron Judge, Didi Gregorius "Sacrifice bunt and an intentional march to Giancarlo Stanton.
Aaron Hicks was then with infield in the corners, and his third grounder at Gardner home for the second outing. Sanchez followed Hicks with a curious 4-6-3 in the middle that Hicks beat in second place, but the quick shot of Willy Adames first beat the slow Sanchez, who appeared to be in the middle. stop mid-way to the line for the final
The win was fifth straight for the Rays against the Yankees this year, and they are 4-0 at Tropicana Field. Coupled with the Red Sox by beating the Orioles, the loss dropped the 63-35 Yankees six laps behind the leaders of East AL. The six-game gap is the widest of the Yankees since they were 6 ½ on April 21st. With a winning percentage of .64, the Astros 66-36 have the second best baseball mark at, 647.
In Five or More Sleeves, There are Yankees allowed seven points (six earned) and 11 hits (two homers). The races and shots were the most abandoned by Severino this season. He made eight fan. In his last three starts, Severino is 1-1 with a 7.80 ERA and has 25 hits in 15 innings.
Shooting from behind 7-3, the Yankees took advantage of three goals to score three points. Gregorius' field on the right side was placing one, and Stanton (4-in-4) was head-to-head with a single.
Adam Warren allowed the first two Rays to reach base at seventh but kept the deficit 7-6 by eliminating Daniel Robertson, Mallex Smith and Adames
After the Yankees scored two unearned points in sixth to reduce the Rays' lead to 4-3, Severino did not record a withdrawal in half of the goals.
Robertson opened with a circuit on the right that was just out of the reach of Judge, and Smith followed with a double to almost exactly the same place in the right. When Adames chooses Smith in third place, Aaron Boone appeals to Chad Green
He abandons a RBI single to Jesus Sugar, the number 9 hitter, who pushes the Rays forward to 6-3 before withdrawing Kevin Kiermaier at fault. pop. Matt Duffy was not hit enough to make a double play. Sugar was forced to second place, but Adames scored for a 7-3 advantage over the Rays.
A mistake by Robertson's Fielding at second base and a pbad at Sucre allowed the Yankees to score twice in the sixth.
The fact that he did not bring a ball to the ground in a double play at the end of the round in the fifth inning led to an impressive three-point Jake Bauers circuit to the right that allowed the Rays to take the lead 4-1
Kiermaier, 2-for-22 against Severino, chose the middle with a withdrawal. Duffy hit a hard grounder to Severino, who had the eyeball shot of his body and in the left court field. Kiermaier took third place and Severino took first and third place and one for Bauers
The left-handed first-baseman produced a 1-1 pitch at 83 mph deep in the seats of his sixth homer . The most alarming thing about Severino's previous release on July 12 in Cleveland was that he eliminated a low season. None of these concerns were at stake Monday night, when he drew two players in the first third and eight innings in five.
Sanchez could not have had worse four innings than Monday night.
In the first run, Sanchez was accused of a past ball, he ran slowly toward the third base canoe and watched Bauers score from the second on the play when Sanchez's throw hit a Bauers at the marble. It was the 10th balloon pbaded from Sanchez. In entering the match, Martin Maldonado of the Angels and Omar Narvaez of the White Sox were tied for the lead of the major league with 10.
In the second, Sanchez came to the plate with Stanton at second base and Hicks to first base. With the full account, Sanchez appeared to second baseman Daniel Robertson. In the fourth, Sanchez hit in a double-end of 4-3 end of the run.
Stanton started the second run when he reached second when center Kiermaier, the center fielder, lost a routine flying ball into the ceiling. Hicks walked in front of Sanchez. With a goal, Greg Bird gave Miguel Andujar the advantage of putting Stanton on the right center and tied the score 1 to 1.
Bauers double-goals preceded the score of 1: 1. effort of Sanchez
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