was not an offensive explosion of a night at Yankee Stadium.

Matter of fact, rather quiet, 2-2 into the late innings when the ace took the lead.

One out, runners at second and third.

Floater set high and deep to right center field.

Playable for Grisham.

The runner at third, Kurt's tag.

He's got good speed.

He walks home.

Langalear's a runner at second. He tags goes to third.

And the A's take a 3-2 lead on the sack fly by the veteran Brent Rucker.

And that was Dave Sims with the call. Hey now.

3-2 would be the final score. Yinkies had four hits total. They struck out 14 or 15 times.

They lose to the A's 3-2. Rooker with that. Sackfly was hit off

of David Bednar, who really pitched himself into a bit of a mess. It did a pretty good job to

only give up the one run. Jeff McNeil, a couple of hits, including an RBI single. Will Warren

allowed two runs over four and two-thirds. Here was Warren. What made the night a bit tough for him?

I think their plan is just to put pressure and put the ball in play. And so a lot of foul balls. I'm not going to chase out of the zone and stuff. So I just need to do a better job of putting them away quicker. And while I know, don't throw wild pitches. It doesn't help. Yeah. It did not help. And while I know we don't hear from Aaron Boone often, I think in this case, no, no, no, only because so Ryan McMahon went over three last night. He's now batting 0.077. And he was getting booed. And he's getting booed, understandably so. And Boone was asked about the struggles. Max's a good major league hitter. Like, you know, it's 10 games at, okay?

So, chill out is essentially what he's saying.

Nick Mann was very directly asked about batting 077.

Off to a slow start.

What's going on there?

What's going on there?

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