7–3 already ran. 12–1 already ran. Mariners 8–4 already ran. This is Sunday’s unused rainout.
Associated Press / CBS Sports, Sunday 9:54 p.m. ET: the regular-season finale between the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees was canceled because of sustained rain. Canceled about three hours after a 1:05 p.m. ET start. New York never announced a lineup. First time since 2002 the Yankees did not play all 162 in a non-shortened season. Yankees 93–68. Orioles 79–82 under first-year manager Craig Albernaz, up from 75–87. AP: no team has finished with the same record in three straight seasons; New York was 94–68 the prior two years. Home draw 3,297,154 for 79 dates, down from 3,392,659 in 80. 12 sellouts, down from 20.
New York hosts Boston in a best-of-three starting Tuesday. Cam Schlittler listed Game 1, Max Fried Game 2, Gerrit Cole Game 3 if necessary. Aaron Judge doubtful, calf; Sunday activity was plyometrics and a treadmill. We will not invent Tuesday’s score. Sunday evening’s unused clinch already ran.
What this means for you
If you needed last night’s unused 7–3, it still stands. If you needed this morning’s unused sports, it is no game in the Bronx. Not a score. Not Tuesday.
Bottom line: Rained out. 161 games. Not 7–3. Not a Yankees win we invent.
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