Schlittler Dominates, Yankees Win

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Cam Schliller just keeps proving he's built for the big stage.

The 25-year-old Yankees ride-hander, fired six and one-third scoreless innings against

the Mariners on Wednesday, striking out seven and retiring the final 15 batters he faced.

His fastball hit 98.2 miles per hour, and Seattle only managed two hits total.

That grit echoes his postseason gym, last October, when he shut down the redsocks and

sent them packing.

Coming off a rough spring with back and lat issues that capped his debut at 68 pitches,

Schliller looked completely healthy this time, with just a pitch count holding him back.

Fans are buzzing because this feels like his new normal dominant outings that make you

rethink calling any one game the best of his life.

The Mariners couldn't touch him after a second inning single.

Holding their bats ice cold in a key series finale at T-Mobile Park, meanwhile, the Yankees

got popped from Paul Goldschmitt, who crushed a three-run homer in the sixth off Seattle's

George Kirby.

It snapped a long drop for Goldschmitt against Rides, his first since early June, and Kirby

gave up four runs over six frames.

Schliller's locked in now, giving the Yankees momentum heading into the stretch watch.

Watch this kid keep elevating their rotation, all season long.