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Yankees' Lone Run at Yankee Stadium Falls Short Against Astros' Ninth-Inning Burst

First Inning


The New York Yankees faced the Houston Astros in a game that ended with a 7-1 scoreline. The Yankees now hold a 62-56 record, while the Astros improved to 66-52. The game began with the ‘Stros taking an early lead, scoring their first run in the opening inning. Despite having no hits or runs in their first five innings, the Yanks managed to keep their defense tight.


Mar 2, 2024; Sarasota, Florida, USA; New York Yankees starting pitcher Marcus Stroman (0) throws a pitch during the first inning against the Baltimore Orioles  at Ed Smith Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement Neitzel-USA TODAY Sports

Middle Innings


As the game progressed into the middle innings, both teams showcased strong pitching performances. Max Fried started for the Yankees and pitched through 5 innings with an ERA of 7.2 and WHIP of 1.8, allowing only four earned runs during his time on the mound. Meanwhile, Jazz Chisholm contributed offensively for New York with a batting average of .250 but was unable to drive any runs home.


Seventh Inning


The seventh inning saw some action from both sides as Aaron Judge stepped up for New York but was unable to make contact effectively against Houston's pitchers. However, it was Giancarlo Stanton who finally broke through for New York by hitting one of his two at-bats successfully and maintaining an OPS of 1.0.


Ninth Inning


In what proved to be a decisive ninth inning, Houston capitalized on their opportunities by scoring three additional runs off four hits against Yankee relievers like Tim Hill who struggled with an ERA of 27 and WHIP at five during his brief appearance on-field.


Despite this late surge from Houston's lineup which included two home runs throughout nine innings played overall; there were still moments where Bronx Bombers showed resilience defensively such as Austin Wells’ perfect fielding percentage behind plate duties alongside Cody Bellinger’s efforts outfield-wise too!


As fans look forward towards upcoming matchups ahead including next scheduled contest versus Minnesota Twins set take place August eleventh starting seven o’clock evening Eastern Daylight Time located within confines iconic venue known simply “Yankee Stadium” itself broadcasted live via MLB Network channel available nationwide viewers alike!


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