One inning really told the story here, second inning where the Yankees explode four or five.

The next pitch, land drive left field. Down the line, Stanton getting a wave on. He's going to score. Digging for third. Head first slide is jazz. Throw the second, wild and hits Cabby on the foot. He dives in the second as he goes in on the throw. Yankees have a one-nothing lead, and Jose Caballero. ringing the bell here in the second inning.

First run up.

Happy 33rd birthday. on the throw. Yankees have a 1-0 leading. Jose Caballero, ringing the bell here in the second

inning. And happy 33rd birthday. Yeah, exactly right. Yes. Not sure if Caballero's 33, but maybe a nice

cameo for him as well from Dave Sims on the fan. That made it 1-0. They would tack on four more. Ryan

McMahon, a 2-run single. Trent Grisham, a 2-run triple. Yankees wind up beating the Giants 7-0-0. Opening night in San Francisco. Here's McMahon, courtesy of the Yes Network. How about that five-run frame? I think guys were just going up there, doing what the game asked them to do, take their knock, and we put a bunch of balls in play, found a couple holes and then ended up putting up a good number. And starting with Caballera. One more from McMahon.

How about that? game asked them to do, take their knock, and we put a bunch of balls in play, found a couple holes, and they ended up putting up a good number.

And starting with Caballera. One more from McMahon. How about that mindset in that inning? I think it just keeps stacking good at bats. You know, play the full nine innings, go out there, take the best of bat you can and look up at the end of the day and hopefully good things are happening for us. What's the matter? No, I mean, it's just, it's just filled with cliches and

good for him because everybody is thinking he's a strikeout machine and maybe he will

eventually become that this year but for him and trin grisham i'm pretty happy that they started the way

that they started and they started speaking of starting the starter is max freed so last hour we played

the clips out he felt like not just wasn't in not it, but he wasn't sharp to start. Yeah. So the follow-up for Meredith on yes was, so what changed for you then as the game wore on? When you have a, you know, playing the game, you have a five-run lead. You have a little bit more room for error of you're going to be more aggressive in the zone and just trying

to make adjustments.

I wonder if any of his teammates felt the way that he felt.

I bet you've asked his teammates about how they thought he pitched.

I would say probably, I haven't got to that yet, but I would think probably great.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Absolutely.

Like this numbers tell you that, but he himself on the mound just didn't feel

comfortable I guess to start the game he didn't feel locked in at the beginning he said

um did it help that you have pitched in that stadium before as a member of the Braves the

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