Athletics No-Hit Yankees, Snap Drought

0:00On April 10th, Jeffrey Springs straight dominated the Yankees, carrying a no-hitter into the seventh inning before teaming up with relievers for AC. One hitter in a tight one-nothing win for the athletics. It was Oakland's first series clinched at Yankee Stadium since 2016, snapping a long drought against these bronze bombers. Springs finished with just one hit, allowed over seven strong innings, striking out six, walking two, and keeping New York off the board completely. The Yankees have been ice cold at the play, managing only two hits across their last 17 innings and no runs since Wednesday's loss. That lone A's run came in the seventh, when Max Muncie tripled to open the frame, and scored on Tyler Sotaschrom single-off Ryan Weathers. New York got three chances with runners in scoring position, but came up empty every time. Weathers went seven for the Yankees, giving up one run on seven hits with seven strikeouts and a career high 101 pitches. Leavers Justin Starner and Hogan Harris sealed it, with Harris nabbing his first save

1:00of the season in a clean night. Oakland also lost Bren Rooker early to back pain after a swing in the first. Looking ahead, the A's head to City Field for three against the Met starting Friday, while the Yankees welcomed Louis Keele's season debut versus Tampa. Bayer Tropicana Field. This one's got the momentum shifting in the A.L. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI.