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TORONTO – One thing the Yankees absolutely did not want to participate in Sunday at Rogers Center was the extra innings.
Not with a double scheduled program Monday in Baltimore.
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All the wells are ending well.
The Yankees won a 2-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays in 10 innings and, thanks to starter Domingo German, the sixth time in 11 starts Aaron Boone's manager is not in a bad shape.
"As much as you do for the day, you have an overview, especially in (Monday)," said manager Aaron Boone. "We tried to stay away from a few players in the bullpen."
"Domingo picked us up six times and we managed to qualify for the 10th, that's about as good as possible.
Brett Gardner piloted in the Yankees' assist with a single to an outing of Blue Jays striker Tyler Clippard
Entering the 10th, Clippard head hitter Greg Bird on a 2-2, and then after Tyler Wade was inserted as a batter, Austin Romine sacrifices the lead race in the scoring position with a good caress on the first baseline.
Gardner then laced a 1-1 change to the left From there, David Robertson closed the Jays by placing a 10th scoreless one day when the Yankees drew closer to Aroldis Chapman, who left Saturday's game after an injury due to a left knee injury.
two of the three over the weekend end, the Yankees have made four straight wins this season the Jays, three of them
The Yanks have won nine of 13 games against the Jays – they are 7-2 at Rogers Center – with six home games remaining, three in August and three in September.
Until January 10, the only points were won by a Yankees third baseman, Miguel Andujar, and by a sixth-round homer from the United States. striker designated by the Blue Jays, Kendrys Morales
. The novice pitchers had good outings, the German for the Yankees and the southpaw Ryan Borucki for the Blue Jays.
The German had to come out of some jams, but limited the Jays to one point on four hits in six innings with
Making his third start in the major leagues since Triple-A, Borucki held the Yankees at one point and seven hits in seven innings with five strikeouts and two walks.
The Yankees took a 1-0 lead when Aaron Judge scored in the center with a withdrawal, Giancarlo Stanton followed with a 1-2 on the right and Andujar hit a ball down to the second base with the Blue Jays' raise. [19659002] German escaped trouble in the first when he withdrew Morales after Justin Smoak scored a brace and a fourth as a result of a brace and a pair of balls twice that have completed the goals of Lourdes Gurriel Jr., who ended the round.
The Yanks' 1 -0 let slip to the point that Morales led the Blue Jays with a right-hand circuit on a fast-paced 95 mph 3-2 ball that was just below the waist.
The Jays threatened to take seventh place when Gurriel He welcomed reliever Adam Warren with a one-two line-up, but the following three were removed, two of them being faded.
"It all starts with our shots," said Gardner. "I thought the German was great and once we got him to the paddock, Warren and (Chad) Green and (Robinson), these guys kept putting zeros and we were able to go through there in the 10th.
NOTABLE
– Center fielder Aaron Hicks felt good the day after Saturday's game with a cramp in his left leg , but rested as a precaution.
Clint Frazier started in the left field (Gardner passes from left to center for Hicks) and was 0 for 3 with two strikeouts and one walk. [19659002] – The Blue Jays starting a left turn for the second day in a row, Brandon Drury made his second consecutive start at second base.
LOOKING FORWARD
Monday : Yankees at Baltimore Orioles, doubleheader, 4:05 pm, YES Match 1, LHP CC Sabathia (6-3, 3.02) vs. TBA Game 2, RHP Luis Cessa ( 0-1, 5.00) against TBA
Tuesday: Yankees at Baltimore Orioles, 7:05 pm, YES. RHP Masahiro Tanaka (7-2, 4.58) against RHP Andrew Cashner (2-9, 4.39).
Wednesday, Yankees to Baltimore Orioles, 7:05 pm, YES. RHP Sonny Gray (5-7, 5.85) vs. RHP Dylan Bundy (6-8, 4.08).
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