Max Fried dominated the eighth stroke, Trent Grisham, Cody Bellinger and Austin Wells each of them running and visited New York Yang Yankees defeated Tampa Bay Rays 4-0 on Sunday.
Fried (4-0) did not allow one stroke from five plus Inning and out of two strokes with two strokes in 7 2/3 strokes. A previous score game seemed to hit the eighth stroke before it was replaced at the end of the game.
Fernando Cruz recorded the last four outputs for the second savings.
Anthony Volpe, George M. Steinbrenner Field of Yankees’in Spring Education House and this season Rays Home Space, two of the series, two of the series has doubled the new York hits.
Grisham hit Yankees an early leadership against Ryan Pepiot (1-3) by hitting the third step of the game over the right fence. 368 -meter Homer was the sixth of Grisham this season.
New York pushed another run in the third shot. Oswaldo Cabrera hit a lead double, Aaron Judge gave a single single, and Codrera Cody Bellinger scored a goal when it became a power.
Bellinger, Pepiot’un 1-2 Fastball’un right-wing center field fence, leaving the sixth kick began. The 386 -meter shooting was Bellinger’s second homer this season.
Pepiot allowed three runs in six strokes. Someone walked and hit seven.
The rays were kept without a hit before deciding backwards because they recorded their first strokes in the sixth kick.
Chandler Simpson reached the base on a ground ball to the first master Paul Goldschmidt, and the game was managed by official scorer Bill Mathews as an error before being changed to a single at the beginning of the eighth stroke.
Jake Mangum added a bullet single in the eighth place and took the replacement of Fried. Junior Caminero walked without erupting.
Yankees director Aaron Boone was released in the eighth stroke after discussing a Strike Debate that was called to the Judge three times. Boone, a potential judge host, was disappointed after managing the host running foul ball.
Yankees added a ninth insurance against Wells’ solo Homer against Garrett Clevinger. One -time shot was Wells’ fourth homer of the season.
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