4–3 already ran. 9–0 already ran. 2:15 listed already ran. This is Thursday’s unused sweep.
Associated Press, Ronald Blum, Wednesday 11:24 p.m. ET: the Yankees beat the Red Sox 9–2 at Yankee Stadium and completed a two-game AL Wild Card sweep. Max Fried pitched six innings, three hits, one run, six strikeouts, one walk. Cody Bellinger had four RBIs, including a three-run homer that capped a six-run sixth and made it 8–1. Luis García Jr. homered and had three hits in his first postseason start. Willson Contreras homered to end Boston’s 26-inning postseason scoreless streak before the sixth blew open. Series: Yankees 2–0. That is the box. Wednesday evening already filed Phillies 4–3 in 10. We will not reprint extra innings as first-day news.
Same AP file: New York batted .382 in the series; Boston 7-for-60, .117, 18 strikeouts, outscored 18–2. Gerrit Cole (10–9, 3.61) is likely for ALDS Game 1 against Tampa Bay, starting Saturday. Aaron Judge missed this series with a calf injury and was not sure about the Rays. Phillies–Braves Game 3 is Thursday — we will not invent that score. If you needed Atlanta on this board, you cannot have it.
What this means for you
If you needed last night’s unused 10th-inning homer, it still stands as 4–3. If you needed this morning’s unused sports, it is 9–2, Fried, sweep 2–0. Not 4–3. Not Game 3 we invent.
Bottom line: Yankees 9–2. Sweep 2–0. Not 4–3. Not 9–0 reprinted.
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