JULY 1ST YANKEE SCORE SERIES
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Mets first base coach Tony Tarasco was the Orioles right fielder camped under Jeter’s drive when Maier interfered.

JULY 1ST YANKEE SCORE SERIES

Peraza's hit was reminiscent of a flyball caught by 12-year-old Yankees fan Jeffrey Maier during the 1996 AL Championship Series on a ball hit by Derek Jeter. Boone gave the ball to Jonathan Loaisiga, who allowed Lindor’s tying RBI single before retiring Alonso with the bases loaded to preserve a 4-all tie.Ĭole and Chapman were named to the AL All-Star team shortly after the final out. “Our metrics are telling us it's the same stuff,” he said, adding, “I felt that I had pretty good stuff today and the ball was moving the way we wanted.”Ĭole stranded baserunners in the second and third innings, but his high-wire act fell apart in the fourth when he allowed two runs, three hits and two walks before leaving with the bases loaded and one out. Cole maintains his pitches are sharp as ever despite measured drops in spin rate on his fastball and slider. He had a 1.78 ERA prior to that.īoone denied Cole's and Chapman's struggles were tied to the uptick in enforcement.

JULY 1ST YANKEE SCORE CRACK

He was charged with four runs and six hits, tying a season high with three walks.Ĭole has a 5.24 ERA since it became clear in early June that Major League Baseball planned to crack down on pitchers' use of illegal foreign substances. The Mets chased Cole with one out in the third, his shortest outing since a two-inning stint on Sept. “We'll have to talk through that,” Boone said. It's unclear if Chapman will remain in the closer's role.

The flame-throwing left-hander entered with a 17.47 ERA over his previous eight outings.īoone said Chapman erred in throwing the slider to Alonso, especially after he blew a 96.9 mph fastball by him a pitch earlier. “There’s no other way to put it.”Ĭhapman (5-3) failed to record an out in his first appearance since giving up a tying grand slam in the ninth inning during an 11-8 loss Wednesday to the Los Angeles Angels. They dropped to 41-41 as their second half started, the latest into a season they’ve been at. Alonso ended the game by diving to catch Aaron Judge’s line drive against Seth Lugo.ĭJ LeMahieu put the Yankees up 5-4 in the fifth when he scored on Marcus Stroman’s wild pitch, but the Yankees still lost for the seventh time in eight games. Jeurys Familia (3-1) pitched a scoreless sixth for the Mets, who also got a solo homer from Dominic Smith. A season-high 42,714 tickets were sold for the opener, topping Saturday’s total of 40,047 for the largest crowd at either New York stadium since before the pandemic. The clubs were set to conclude the season’s first Subway Series with a 7 p.m., seven-inning nightcap. The NL East-leading Mets also batted around during an inning in an 8-3 win Saturday at Yankee Stadium. “At no point did I realize a fan had caught the ball,” Peraza said via translator.īrandon Nimmo followed with a two-run single and Francisco Lindor added an RBI hit before Alonso struck out to end the inning. Locastro pointed at the fan angrily, and umpires conferred on the infield before awarding Peraza two bases. Yankees outfielder Tim Locastro might have had a play on it, but a fan in a Mets jersey reached over to catch the ball with his glove.Ĭonfused players and fans initially had no idea where the ball went. Pinch-hitter Kevin Pillar singled to load the bases, Lucas Luetge struck out pinch-hitter James McCann, and Peraza ripped a ball that would've hit midway up the left-field wall. “Let’s do it again, I don’t know, maybe like an hour from now.”Īfter roughing up Yankees ace Gerrit Cole in a back-and-forth game, Alonso opened the seventh by dropping his barrel on Chapman's 1-2 slider near the bottom of the zone and lofting it into the visitor's bullpen to tie it at 5.Ĭhapman then plunked Michael Conforto, walked Jeff McNeil and was promptly yanked by manager Aaron Boone. NEW YORK - Pete Alonso and the New York Mets took one away from the Yankees on Sunday.Īlonso hit a tying home run off imploding Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman leading off the last inning, José Peraza lined a go-ahead two-run double that was aided by interference from a visiting fan in the Bronx and the Mets stunned their crosstown rivals 10-5 Sunday to open a split doubleheader. Alonso, LF fan help Mets stun Yanks 10-5 in DH opener

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