Heroes and zeros for the 13-7 game 2-loss of the Yankees for the Blue Jays in Toronto on Sunday:
Hero
If Yankees -fans did not know the name Trey Yesavage, they do that now.
The Rookie with the road-over-delivery and 14 earlier major League-Inings showed a splitter that the Yankees wawned over and a four-seizer who waved the Yankees under 5 ¹/₃ dominant and Hitless 11-Strikeout-Innings.
Zero
Even an excellent Max Fried might not have been enough, but an imperfect Max Fried was not close enough.
The Yankees-Aas was accused of seven points in three-plus innings in which he was hit for eight hits and two free running.
Ungot
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is through two postsease matches against the Yankees. 6-out-9 with six RBIs, four of them come on a Grand Slam in the fourth inning.
Key Stat
23: Runs scored by the Blue Jays, most of the first two games of a team of a single late season in MLB history.
Quote of the day
“There have been many strange things that happened in baseball this year. This would not be the weirdest, gathering us. We’ll be ready to go on Tuesday.”
– Aaron Boone
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