03-30: Yankees Rewind

Welcome back to the Verizon business Yankees post game show Yankees walked off by the

Mariners their first loss of the year.

It's Seattle two and the Yankees won at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington.

Yankees were getting to hit through six innings by Luis Castillo.

They're now one nothing on the Cole Young two out RBI single those two out singles.

Always a backbreaker, bring home a run that's second inning.

So you don't want nothing.

You're getting to hit and those two hits were a stand pop to shallow left field.

The should have been caught.

And he was hosed that second anyway.

So that base runner a race in the Caballero infield single, a couple of innings later.

Casio couldn't pick up the bare hand.

He drops it.

Caballero reaches, but he picked off.

So that base runner was a race.

So when you really look at Luis Castillo's adding through six innings, it was almost perfect.

Luis and the Yankees stayed within a run.

Second and third, one out, fifth inning, Ryan Weathers out after a mostly effective Yankee debut.

Fernando Cruz had to put out the fire in the middle of the order.

Fernando sat long hold, still holding kicks, deals, pitch.

Swing in a miss, he pulled the string of beauty.

Big strike gap, two down here in the fifth.

Well, that's what they needed.

So in six pitches, all of them splitters and even mix in one fastball.

That one was that that was a strike.

That was right over the middle of the plate.

Pitcher Rodriguez breaking ball.

Did he go?

He did as they check with the Vanzomarkes at first.

Fernando Cruz gets out of a second and third jam, getting a couple of strikeouts of

Ken's own and Rodriguez, and that'll do it for Seattle in the fifth.

The Cruz was spamming that that's blitter, but you can spam it when it's that nasty.

Get Ken's own.

He gets Rodriguez a fired up situation out of the fifth inning is seventh inning Yankees

down one nothing.

Thanks to Fernando Cruz, awesome decision making by Aaron Boone in this top of the seventh

because you have a tough lefty in Jose Ferrer.

You keep Ben Rice in the game.

He hangs tough, base it.

Ken then reaches on an E5, but the top spin at 105 miles an hour, E5, but that was created

by John Cardo Stanton.

Jazz grounds into the field.

There's choice.

Runners at the corners, one out, chance to tie the game.

And Aaron Boone knew, hey, you're going to go with a med Rosario off the bench against

Ferrer.

And Wilson's likely going to counter with the righty in Bizarro.

But trusted Rosario anyway, knowing that move would be made against the righty and Rosario

came through.

There goes Jazz again.

His pitch swung on a hit to center field.

It's good to do the run.

It's pretty deep.

Polio makes the catch.

He'll concede.

Rice will score easily getting the job coming off the bench.

Robert Rosario ties the game at one one with a sacrifice fly here in the seventh inning.

Well done.

So Rosario for McMahon, it worked out even with the pitching change.

One one game, fresh life.

Bottom seven.

Cole Young out of the ninth spot.

What a night for Seattle.

The 22 year old, one out double off Brent Hedrick.

And that's set up another Seattle situation, Brendan Donovan, top of the order.

He pounds a base hit.

So you have runners at the corners, one out, you have Cal Raleigh off the bench.

The reigning runner up for the MVP in Cal Raleigh.

Big task for Hedrick.

There's a man and a moment, man of the moment here for Seattle.

Here's Pitt swaying in a mistrucky man, Hedrick with an off speed breaking ball.

This out Cal Raleigh strikeout for out number two here in the seventh inning.

And just a great splitter.

He was not expecting that.

They've been throwing in and in all this time and all of a sudden there's that splitter

that he just was not ready for.

Looks like a fastball swung way over it.

Masterful pitching from Hedrick and that set up an easy move.

You go with Camilo Doval, who's looked sensational so far.

To face the riding Julio Rodriguez, he gets in about two seconds.

To the Yankee bullpen, walking that tight rope.

But you flash forward to the ninth inning.

The story was the offense not coming through tonight.

And Giancarlo Stanton sizzling one out double off Matt Brasch, a stand setting 500 on the

season.

It's not just home runs.

He's taking the ball where it's pitch.

He's hitting everything on the screws.

Giancarlo Stanton carrying it over dialed in from spring training and carrying it into

the regular season.

But with one out Yankee's couldn't get him home.

Jazz grounds to second and then Rosario strikes out Brasch out of that jam.

Yankees not scoring Stanton.

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And of course, scoring Stanton eventually pinched run for by Randall Gritchick.

But the Stanton run was not scored.

You'll bottom nine and the bottom of the order a story for Seattle all night, including

against Paul Blackburn in his second inning, Leo Rivas starts eating with a single eventually

goes to third on the Brendan Donovan single at the top of the order and Cal Wright income

through the seven.

So naturally, he was going to come through in the ninth.

Big spot here from Blackburn.

It's a dangerous hit or a low off the terrible start two for 16.

Pitch to Raleigh two one swing on and hit down the first baseline into right field.

And that's a base hit.

And it's a game winner for Cal Raleigh is Rivas scores and the meritors walk it off a two

one victory over the Yankees.

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He was off to a rough start to the year two of 15.

He didn't even start tonight came off the bench and delivers the walk off single for

Seattle.

But the Yankees were helped out by impressive pitching even being a spot where they

could take the lead in the top of the ninth inning and didn't take that lead.

But the Yankee pitching between the starters, the first four games in the bullpen, which

is allowed one run on the entire year through four games.

One run.

The one run the Cal Raleigh walk off single.

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A lot of heat coming from Yankees pitching these first four games, including Ryan Weathers

was going 98 99 from the left side seven strikeouts through four and a third in his Yankee

debut.

Ryan Weathers on his debut saying wanted to be more efficient and he was asked about

the weather how cold it was didn't want to make any excuses about that 48 degrees felt

even colder in Seattle tonight tough to throw 98 99 from the left side and Weathers did anyway

coming up.

It was cold and there was some interesting challenges and dropped pop up certainly in this game

tonight.

There was some wackiness, but even more wackiness across the L least.

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