Yankees' Bats Go Cold, Lose to Athletics

0:00It's April 9th, MLB News Today starts now, AI powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Yankee's fans, tough day at the stadium as the Oakland Athletics edged out a one-nothing shut-out win on Thursday. It marked the bronze bomber's first series loss of the season, despite a gem from starter, Ryan Weathers. Weathers delivered his best star yet, going eight innings, allowing just one run on a seventh inning triple in single while fanning seven athletics, hitters. Meanwhile, Oakland's Jeffrey Springs was lights out, tossing seven innings of one-hit ball with six strikeouts and two walks. He fluttered with a no-hitter until the seventh when Ben Rice broke it up with a single, but the yanks couldn't capitalize. The real story is New York's ice-cold bats. They've managed only five hits and one run across their last two games, striking out 22 times. He's putting way too much pressure on the pitching staff. As the Yankees shake off this low-scoring skid, keep an eye on how they heat up the line

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