On a night that fans won’t soon forget, the Los Angeles Dodgers achieved exciting victory of 2-1 against the New York Yankees at the iconic Yankee Stadium. The first match of a series of three was full of drama and tensionculminating in a epic battle which extended to extra innings.
Without the presence of the stellar Juan Soto in the lineup due to a elbow injurythe offensive of the Yankees she was stuck.
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The New York team, which He was coming off an impressive streak of eight consecutive victories, found an insurmountable obstacle on the mound: the Japanese Yoshinobu Yamamoto. The rookie pitcher of the Dodgers deployed a masterful performance, limiting the Yankees to just two hits and two walks, while striking out seven batters. His utter dominance reminded fans of April 29, the last time the Yankees were held within one run or fewer, that time by the Orioles.
Since 2020, the Yankees they have 31 defeats in extrainningsthe third most in that period below the Astros (34) and Rays (33).
Last night’s game remained scoreless until the eleventh inning, a testament to the skill of the pitchers. It was then that Teoscar Hernández became the unexpected hero of the night. With two men on base, Hernández hit a crucial double that broke the tie and lit the spark in the Los Angeles dugout. Dodgersputting the first two runs of the game on the scoreboard.
Aaron Judge He attempted a reaction by driving in a run, but the comeback attempt fell short.
JUAN SOTO WILL NOT GO ON THE INJURED LIST
He Yankees outfielder Juan Sotois facing a inflammation in the forearmas announced by the team.
This It is not a serious injury like a torn ligament, which is a relief for the team and the fans in New York. Manager Aaron Boone said the star outfielder is day to day and will not go on the injured list.
RAMÓN URÍAS COLLABORATES IN BALTIMORE’S VICTORY
When the Orioles were winning a race to zero at the top of the second roll, the Mexican Ramón Urías fired an RBI double that helped the Orioles to defeat the Tampa Bay Rays 6-3. It was the fourth hit by two bases for the Sonoran in the campaign.
Ryan Mountcastle and Jordan Westburg each hit a two-run homer to fuel the visiting victory.
The Oriolessecond in the American League East, broke a streak of two losses.
Cole Irvin (6-2) He took the victory after allowing three runs (two earned) and eight hits with six strikeouts and no walks in five and two-thirds innings. Two relievers closed the gap until Craig Kimbrelwho retired the team in order in the ninth inning.
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