Yanks win a wet, see-saw game 8-5
First things first both and left the game with various injuries. also got plunked and exited We’ll keep you posted if anything comes down. Also, apparently has a set of . When it rains it pours, eh?
As for the game itself, it was pretty back-and-forth. The Orioles struck first in the opening inning, getting a run on a single before an out was recorded. Hardy was chased home two batters later by an double. The score stayed 2-0 Baltimore until the top of the fourth. led the inning off with a single to center. The next batter, , also singled. After a groundout, hit a double of the wall in right center, scoring A-Rod and Cano and tying the game at 2.
The very next inning, the Yankees would keep their momentum rolling. led off with a walk, and the Yankees looked poised to break the game at that point, but grounded into a double play. , however, picked up the slack and hit a long home run to right and put the Yankees on top 3-2. Needing a shutdown inning from starter Ivan Nova, the Yankees got anything but that in the bottom half of the fifth. The first three batters of the inning came not only all reached base, but they all scored. started things off with a walk before scoring on an triple. J.J. Hardy followed with a two run homer to break the tie and put the Orioles up 5-3. The Orioles seemed to be wrestling momentum back from the Yanks, but it wouldn’t stay that way for long.
In the top of the sixth, the Yankees loaded the bases before recording an out thanks to a Cano double and back-to-back walks by Mark Teixeira and Nick Swisher. Raul Ibanez then hit a ball down the first base line off of the glove of first baseman Chris Davis, who was charged with an error. The error scored Cano and Teixeira, and tied the game at 5.
The combination of Ivan Nova, Clay Rapada, and held the O’s scoreless in the 6th, despite a walk and a Robert Andino infield single. In the top of the seventh, the Yankees took the lead again and wouldn’t give it back for the rest of the game. After an A-Rod single and a Robinson Cano fly out, Mark Teixeira took ex-teammate ‘s pitch over the high wall in right field to give the Yankees a 6-5 lead. They added a run on a sac-fly in the top of the 9th to make it 8-5, the game’s final score.
Notes:
David Phelps got the win tonight and it was his first Major League win.
Every Yankee starter except Ibanez had a hit tonight. The only Baltimore starters without hits were Nick Johnson and Chris Davis, but Johnson walked twice.
Johnson, Russell Marin, and Nick Swisher all walked twice.
Four of the seven hits Ivan Nova gave up went for extra bases (two doubles, a triple, and a homer).
gave up four earned runs tonight; he’d given up nine all year before tonight.
now has 24 strikeouts in 15.2 innings (14.21 K/9; 35.29 K%).
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Did anyone see the catch Granderson made today? He is an amazing outfielder, despite what some defense matrix say. I actually read that he was the worst center in baseball. Why? cause he takes a circular route once in a while? Please.