Yankees vs Red Sox Post Game Recap 7/29
The Yankees suffered yet another tough
loss to the Red Sox this time coming in extra innings losing the game
3-2, and the series at home as well.
Hiroki Kuroda pitched a very good game
for the Yankees in the no decision, as the double play ball was
Kuroda's best friend getting four Red Sox to ground into one. Kuroda
finished the night going eight innings allowing seven hits, one walk,
two earned runs, and had four strikeouts.
David Robertson had a tough time of it
in the 10th inning picking up his 4th loss of
the season. He allowed two hits, one walk, and the eventual game
winning run to score on a Pedro Ciriaco single.
Russell Martin had one of his best
games of the season going 2 for 2 with two walks, and two RBIs.
Martin was able to his 12th homerun of the season in the
7th inning, and followed it up in the 8th with a
RBI single scoring Andruw Jones as Martin Knocked in the only two
Yankee runs.
Yankees saw Nick Swisher back in the
starting lineup in as the DH after missing a few games, and Swisher
was able to go 2 for 4 with two strikeouts.
Ichiro Suzuki was able to keep his
hitting streak as a Yankee alive going 1 for 4, and stole his 17th
base of the season.
The big bats in the Yankees order in
Granderson, Teixeira, and Cano all had rough games going a combined
0-14 with only Granderson making it on base from a walk.
Yankees will look to bounce back from
losing the series with the Red Sox on Monday as the Orioles will be
in town, as Freddy Garcia (4-4, 5.16) will face Miguel Gonzalez (2-2,
4.28).
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