Nathan Eovaldi dominates completely struggling Yankees

Arlington, Texas – The last thing a shuffling team should see is Nathan Eovaldi who stands on the hill.

But that was the case for the Yankees on Tuesday evening and it went as expected.

Eovaldi dominated the Yankees, making it only one prawn runner in eight Shutout-Inings one night when they only gathered two hits in total in a 2-0 loss for the Rangers on Globe Life Field.

“He uses all his pitches, works all parts of the zone, does a good job to throw strikes with all pitches,” said Aaron Judge, who hit 0-out-3 with two strikeouts in his return from the injured list. “So you really have to be disciplined if you are confronted with a man. He made a number of difficult fields that loved us quite a bit of the bases. I just couldn’t get anything against him.”

Anthony Volpe was responsible for the only hit by Eovaldi and took on a bustle with two out in the third inning.

Ryan McMahon distracted the ninth with a single against Phil Maton, but was quickly deleted when Pinch Hitter Giancarlo Stanton was on a double game before Trent hit Grisham to end it.

Eovaldi, who switched six, came from a July in which he received two earned points in 30 ²/₃ innings. He became the third opposite starter in the last four games to close the Yankees-the other two were the Eury Pérez of Marlins and Edward Cabrera, who combined on weekends for 12 innings of a run, four-hit ball.

‘We have confronted [Eovaldi] A lot over the years, “said Aaron Boone manager.” We have had some success, but he has had many nights where he really threw us against us. This was above that. We got it in the game, but really not much hard contact. “

The only comfort for the Yankees was that Judge reported that he felt physically ‘great’ in his first game since 25 July, the day before he was diagnosed with a judge Elleboogflexor voltage.

“The results were not there, but I had to drive it up and we will have it good,” said Judge, who will be limited to DH tasks until he comes through a throwing program that he starts on Wednesday.

The silent attacking version of the Yankees helped to further release their grip on a play -off place. They lead the race for the last one Wild-Card with half a game.

“We have some work to do,” said Judge. “Many things to clean up. But the boys here are fired to change all of that and get things right. We have a great ball club here. These are many mistakes everywhere, a few mental errors and physical errors, but we have to repair them and we have to repair them now.”

“We have to look ourselves in the mirror. It starts with every individual in itself, to say:” Hey, I have to get up, I have to get better. “Enough is enough.”