Max Fried pitches seven shutout innings in Yankees game. 5-0 victory over Mariners

The pitching of the Yankees (4-1) has dominated so far this season. The starters have allowed just one run in the first five games, and the team as a whole has allowed just two runs this season.

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Here are the conclusions…

-Fried was dealing. He didn’t allow a hit until two outs in the fourth inning, and still slipped into the seventh inning. But the Mariners would get to the lefty a bit in that inning.

Fried would erase an infield single at Julio Rodríguez after getting jose naylor to hit into a double play. But after hitting Randy Arozarena with tone and Brendan Donovan With a single, Seattle had its best chance to score a run by Fried. However, Fried stooped and managed to Victor Robles make a line to the outfield to end the threat.

Fried was done after that, allowing just three hits and one walk in seven scoreless innings (90 pitches/60 strikes). He also struck out six batters. Fried has now thrown 13.1 scoreless innings in his first two starts of the season.

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-The Yankees scored a run off the Mariners pitching on Monday, they would double that in the first inning against Logan Gilberto. After Gilbert got rid of Trent Grisham and Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger He worked the count and finally got a single. ben rice then he hit a double just down the right field line off the overhanging wall. Bellinger scored from first with a double before Stanton’s single drove in Rice for the first two runs of the game.

Gilbert would quiet the Yankees’ bats after the first, but they would break through again in the sixth. After Grisham’s double, Bellinger singled with one out to put runners on the corners. Bellinger stole second place, but Cal Raleigh — who got Bellinger to steal early in the game — threw the ball into the outfield, allowing Grisham to score and Bellinger to reach third.

After a Rice walk, Stanton doubled to put the Yankees up 4-0. Jazz Chisholm Jr.. got into the fun with a producer single

-Stanton finished 2 for 4 and has now had multiple hits in all five games this season. That’s the fourth-longest streak to start a season in Yankees history. Rice was perfect at the plate, going 2 for 2 with two walks.

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Judge went hitless (0-4) with two strikeouts. He had a little bad luck in the seventh when he hit a line drive (107 mph) back to the pitcher. the ball hit Cole Wilcox glove and right to second baseman young cabbage on a line for the out. It probably would have been a single if Wilcox hadn’t slowed him down.

Judge has now started the season 3 for 20 with two home runs and 10 strikeouts.

–JC Escarra He made his first start of the season and went hitless (0-4) with a strikeout.

Game MVP: TKTK

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