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Yankees' Max Fried Loses No-Hit Bid vs. Rays After Official Scorer Changes Ruling
Led by Fried and Aaron Judge (seven homers, 25 RBI, 1.202 OPS), the Yankees have started 14-8 and sit atop the AL East by two games. The rest of the starting rotation has struggled at times, hampered by injuries to Garrett Cole, Luis Gil and Clarke Schmidt, but Fried has been as advertised.
TAMPA — Max Fried had his no-hitter lost for him before he could lose it for himself. The left-hander ultimately delivered a terrific performance across 7 ²/₃ innings that lifted the Yankees ...
The New York Yankees to this point have been able to manage despite their pitching staff being ravaged by injuries in the ...
Altogether, the Yankees’ rotation entered Tuesday’s game with a 4.74 ERA. That was the fourth-worst mark in baseball despite ...
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The Yankees have $380 million invested in left-handed pitching duoBetween southpaws Max Fried and Carlos Rodon, the New York Yankees have nearly $400 million invested, hoping they can lead ...
In Max Fried's mind, the clean eighth-inning single that Jake Mangum laced into the outfield represented the end of his bid ...
Tampa Bay counters with Ryan Pepiot. The Rays have struggled, and so has Pepiot, allowing nine runs in his past 11 innings.
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NYY @ TB: Max Fried vs. Ryan PepiotMax Fried will take the mound for the Bombers in the series finale. The southpaw has been very good in his first month as a ...
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