Yankees Blank Mariners, Stanton on Historic Pace

0:00It's April 1st. Welcome to MLB News today, powered by AI and ready for first pitch. Yankees just blanked the Mariners, five nothing at T-Mobile Park. Max Fried was straight fire on the mound, tossing seven scoreless innings with six strikeouts, three hits, and one walk. That pushed his scoreless streak to 13 and one-third frames for his second win. Giancarlo Stanton kept his hot streak alive, notching his fifth straight multi-hit game. He ripped an RBI single in the first and a double in the sixth. That sparked a three-run rally against Seattle starter Logan Gilbert. Stanton's on pace to make history, becoming just the fourth Yankee ever with multiple hits in the first five games. He's right there with Bob Musil from 1928. Mousco Ron in 1956, and Alfonso Soriano back in 2003. Ben Rice and jazz Chism Jr. added RBI knocks to seal the deal, while Gilbert got tagged for five runs, and seven hits over five and one-third innings. Fried locked in with zero distractions, and the Yankees bats backed him up big.

1:04This squad's rolling early, watch how they build on it.