Yankees Shut Out Mariners, Stanton Shines

On April 1st, the New York Yankees shed out the Seattle Mariners five to nothing on Tuesday night thanks to Max Fried's dominant seven innings where he allowed just three singles.

Giancarlo Stanton was the star-hitter, driving in two runs and becoming only the fourth Yankee ever to notch multiple hits in each of the teams first.

Five games this season.

Stanton got things rolling early with an RBI single in the first after Ben Rice's run scoring double-off Seattle starter Logan Gilbert.

Then in the sixth, he ripped another RBI double during a three-run outburst that pushed the lead to four nothing, boosted by a throwing error and jazz.

Chism Jr's single.

Fried improved to 2-0, extending his scoreless streak to 13 in a third innings to start the year, matching his career high eighth.

Straight regular season win dating back to last August.

The lepti threw strikes on 60 of 90 pitches, keeping Seattle's bats quiet.

The Mariners managed just four hits total with no extra base knocks as reliever's Brent Hedrick and Tim Hill closed it out perfectly.

Josh Naylor broke his O for 20 slump with a single, but Julio Rodriguez and Brendan Donovan's late hits couldn't spark a rally.

Meanwhile, the series wraps Wednesday in a daytime match-up with Seattle's George Kirby facing the Yankees' cam Schlitler, both sitting at 1-0.

Setting up what could be another tight pitching duel to close out the set.

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