The Yankees out to a nice four-and-one start.

Jazz trying to get that run at third.

There's Pits and line drive base hit right field.

Rice scores to make it 5-0, and Stanton advances the third.

Jazz Chisholm with an RBI, his first of this young season.

Yep, Dave Sims with the call here on the fan.

Yankees are on beating the Mariners by that 5-0 score. And so we'll get right to the thriving player of the game. Brought you by Thrivewell, New York's Premier Infusion and Injection Center. Saving Lives, drip by drip, visit Thrivalinfusion.com. It could be John Carlos Stanton because he had a couple of hits in this game and a couple of RBIs. He's batting 500. Could be Ben Rice and RBI double, but instead we're going to go with Max Fried because he

went seven innings of three hit ball, six strikeouts, still hasn't given up a run in his two outings.

Here he says, we as pitchers, we are doing our job.

We have a lot of really talented guys that are really motivated. And we've been waiting for this opportunity to have the season start and go and compete.

We want to go win and we're leaving everything out there.

And they're winning.

And here was Rice on Freed, got a good look watching him.

So good. He's always so good for us.

I felt like all of his pitches were clicking tonight and yeah, he looked really good.

Both Rice and Freed, courtesy of the Yes Network.

Here's one more from Freed now talking about Stanton as we go back to the offense and what he's done,

just the fourth player in Yankees history with multiple hits in the first five games of a season, joining Alfonso

Soriano, Muscarin, and Bob Maisel.

That goes all the way back to 1928.

Yes.

He's been one of the best hitters in the game for a long time to see him healthy and just

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