Orioles 10–2 already ran. Red Sox 2–0 already ran. Red Sox 4–3 already ran. This is Friday’s unused nightcap.
Pinstripe Alley, Andrés Chávez, Saturday 2:57 a.m. UTC / Camden Chat: New York 6, Baltimore 3, Game 2 of Friday’s Yankee Stadium doubleheader. Ryan Yarbrough, Will Warren, Brent Headrick, John Schreiber, and Alexander Cornielle combined for 17 strikeouts — Pinstripe: tied a team high for a standard nine-inning game. Yarbrough: 2.1 innings, no runs, four hits, one walk, five strikeouts, 49 pitches. Warren: 3.2 scoreless, three hits, seven strikeouts after entering with one out. Brandon Young: five innings, one run, two hits, three walks, six strikeouts. We will not invent a season ERA the boxes do not agree on.
Fifth: Austin Wells walked; Ryan McMahon an RBI double. Sixth: Spencer Jones singled in Heliot Ramos, aided by a Rece Hinds error; Anthony Volpe an automatic double that plated Luis García Jr. and Jones, 4–0. Seventh: Leody Taveras a sacrifice fly scored Pete Alonso; Ramos and García consecutive RBI singles, 6–1. Cornielle’s major-league debut: Dylan Beavers homered, then Taveras an RBI double; Cornielle struck out the next two. Ben Rice 2-for-3, a double, a walk, a run. McMahon 2-for-4, a double, a run, an RBI. Volpe plated two. Wells walked twice and scored once. Midday already filed Game 1’s 10–2. Sunday is listed 3:20 p.m. ET; Pinstripe: a nor’easter may wash it out. We will not invent that score.
What this means for you
If you needed this afternoon’s unused 10–2, it still stands. If you needed tonight’s unused sports, it is 6–3 and 17. Not a sweep. Not Sunday.
Bottom line: Yankees 6–3. 17 strikeouts. Not 10–2. Not Sunday.
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