Clarke Schmidt gave up three runs in the first inning and the Yankees couldn't answer.
Jazz Chisholm homered for the Yankees' two runs.
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Schmidt had a shaky first inning. He also had Dominguez drop a ball you need to catch, allowing 2 of the 3 runs in. But the good: Schmidt went a 3rd time through the lineup without ant damage or shakiness.
Analytics still has this team's on the field strategy by the B-----. Not good. Trevino needed to bunt. They needed to give Dominguez the green light to steal with Trevino up too.
By the way, does anyone know that both Somerset and SWB each have over 200 SBs this year? Somerset was 2nd to Hartford in steals (who they just beat 2-0 in the best of 3 EL semis tonight with Jones driving in the winning run in the 10th)…
I love seeing the team happy and celebrating. But I would have preferred they celebrated after they clinch the division and not just after clinching a post season berth. It also may not have been a good thing to celebrate like they did so late into the night and then have a day game the very next day. It would have been better if they celebrated like that when they have an off day the next day, or at the very least, if they clinch the division and the home field advantage and were just playing a meaningless game the next day, it would have been much better.
So now, the Yankees move on to Oakland. For the last time. Ever. (Unless a new expansion team is awarded to that city). So many memories of great Yankee moments there, particularly in the post season (Derek Jeter's "flip play", etc). It will be strange for the city of Oakland to no longer be part of Major League Baseball.
John Fisher, the owner of the A's. The only owner in baseball to screw over 3 cities at the same time.
1.) He screwed Oakland, by taking their team away from them that thousands of fans loyally supported for 56 years. LOT of generations of fans and star players.
2.) He screwed Sacramento by making that city the A's home fo…
So I guess the Yankees will be "sweepless in Seattle".
the player of the game was Juan Soto
who made a full effort and a fine, fine catch pressed up against a side wall
he smacked his knee into the wall and was in pain
but he bounced up and threw the ball in.
he earned some respect by making a baseball play
rather than a business decision.