
Schlittler Shines, Yankees Triumph Over Royals
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Cam Schlittler delivers a standout start, striking out six and allowing just three hits in a six-plus inning performance. Ryan McMahon seals the win with a late two-run homer. Schlittlers high-release fastball impresses opponents and teammates alike, earning praise for its carry and movement. The Yankees secure a four-to-two victory over the Royals.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Schlittler Shines, Yankees Triumph Over Royals. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 18th, Yankee Snag afforded to win over the Royals, with Cam Schlitler delivering a standout start on the mound. The 6 foot 6-ridey win 6 plus innings, striking out 6, allowing just 3 hits, one unerun run, and two walks for his fit straight. Quality outing. His earned run average now sits at 1.95. Ryan McMahon sealed it with a late 2 run homer, earning big props from the clubhouse. Early on, Schlitler was lights out, retiring the first 11 batters he faced. No one got on base until the 4th, and he kept Kansas City off balance with his high-release fastball that Royals hitters called Elite. Opponents couldn't stop raving. Royals manager Mack Quattraro called his at-bats unique and tough, praising the carry-in movement. Vinnie Pasquantino said, Schlitler owns the top of the zone like few big guys can. Yankee's skipper Aaron Boone agreed, saying he was on point despite some late fatigue. The Royals scratched across their run on a fielding miscue by Trent Grisham in the 5th,
turning a flyball into a two-base error. Relief took over smoothly after that, stranding runners. This was a solid bounce back for Schlitler after tougher outings last time around as he builds stamina from spring injuries. He shrugged off the walks, staying competitive, and now looks like one of the game's top arms heading forward. MLB News Today, powered by AI, bringing you what matters on the diamond.
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