Yankees vs Red Sox Post Game Recap 7/6
The Yankees were able to win the shootout
in Fenway, taking the first game of the series with the Red Sox
winning by a score of 10-8
Hiroki Kuroda struggled for the Yankees
starting on Friday night. In 5.2 innings he allowed seven runs, six of which
were earned, on 10 hits and one walk. Kuroda, who pitched great in the
month of June having a 1.98 ERA, did not fair as well in
his first start in July.
Rafael Soriano was able to pick up his
first four-out save since 2007 and looked great doing so. He did not allow a
base runner and got out of a jam in the 8th inning for
his 20th save of the year.
Derek Jeter,who is starting to heat up
again it seems, went 2-5 with a run scored on Friday getting his
hitting streak up to five games.
Curtis Granderson was a great table
setter for the middle of the order going 2-4 with a walk and scoring 3
runs from the two hole.
Alex Rodriguez had a big night, going
3-4 and stealing two bases, giving him nine steals for the season. He scored two runs and had an RBI as well.
Robinson Cano was able to extend his
hitting streak to 12 games with his 24th double of the
season in the 2nd inning, going 1-4 with a walk and run
scored with an RBI.
Mark Teixeira may have had the best
night of any Yankee hitter going 2-4 with 2 runs 4 RBIs. His big
hit of the night for the Yankees was with a triple in the 7th
inning, scoring two runners and giving the Yankees the lead at the time.
Nick Swisher and Russell Martin missed
out on the hit parade tonight, as they both went hitless, going a combined 0-7. Swisher struck out three times.
The Yankees will be playing a day-night
double header in Boston on Saturday with Freddy Garcia (2-2,
5.94) facing Franklin Morales
(1-1,
2.51) in the early game and Phil
Hughes (9-6,
4.29) squaring off with Felix Doubront
(8-4,
4.42) in the night game.
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