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NEW YORK YANKEES (53-27) Vs. BOSTON RED SOX (56-28) Standing in AL East OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION YANKEE STADIUM • ONE EAST 161ST STREET • BRONX, NY 10451 PHONE: (718) 579-4460 • E-MAIL: [email protected] • SOCIAL MEDIA: @YankeesPR & @LosYankeesPR WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1923, ’27-28, ’32, ’36-39, ’41, ’43, ’47, ’49-53, ’56, ’58, ’61-62, ’77-78, ’96, ’98-2000, ’09 YANKEES BY THE NUMBERS NOTE 2018 (2017) NEW YORK YANKEES (53-27) vs. BOSTON RED SOX (56-28) Standing in AL East: ..........2nd, -1.0G RHP Luis Severino (12-2, 2.10) vs. LHP David Price (9-5, 3.66) Current Streak: ....................Lost 1 Current Homestand. 1-1 Sunday, July 1, 2018 • Yankee Stadium • 8:05 p.m. ET Recent Road Trip .................... 2-4 Home Record: .............30-12 (51-30) Game #81 • Home Game #43 • TV: ESPN • Radio: WFAN 660AM/101.9FM (English), WADO 1280AM (Spanish) Road Record: ..............23-15 (40-41) Day Record: ................18-7 (34-27) AT A GLANCE: The Yankees continue their six-game MAIN EVENT OF THE EVENING: According to Elias, tonight Night Record: .............35-20 (57-44) Pre-All-Star ................53-27 (45-41) homestand tonight, their final home games before the All-Star marks the latest in a season that the Yankees (53-27) and Post-All-Star ..................0-0 (46-30) break… are 1-1 so far vs. Boston… will also play 3G vs. Atlanta Red Sox (56-28) will face each other while holding the vs. AL East: ................19-14 (44-32) (Mon.-Wed.)… on Friday, begin an 11-game road trip to finish Majors' two best records since the teams played an AL East vs. AL Central: ..............11-2 (18-15) the "first half": 3G at Toronto (Fri.-Sun.), 4G at Baltimore (7/9- tiebreaker game in Game 163 on 10/2/78 at Fenway Park vs. AL West: ................16-6 (14-19) vs. National League: ...........7-5 (15-5) 11, incl. DH on 7/9) and 4G at Cleveland (7/12-15). when they were both 99-63 (the Yankees won, 5-4). vs. RH starters: .............34-21 (67-48) At 53-27 (.663), have the Majors' second-best record, The Yankees and Red Sox have held (at least a share vs. LH starters: ..............19-6 (24-23) behind Boston (56-28, .667)… have held sole possession of) the two best records in the Majors on 58 of the last Yankees Score First: ........37-4 (55-18) of the Majors' best record for 13 of the last 16 days (since 59 days (since the end of play on 5/3)… over that span, Opp. Score First: ...........16-23 (36-53) Leading After 6: ............41-3 (75-10) 6/16)… is the latest in a season they had sole possession the teams have been separated by no more than 2.5G. Trailing After 6: .............4-23 (10-52) of MLB's best record since the end of play on 7/27/12 Tied After 6: ....................8-1 (6-9) (.606, 60-39). THE PRICE IS RIGHT: Yankees batters have scored at least Leading After 7: ..............41-1 (78-5) Are 26G over .500, 2G shy of their season high… are 3-5 since 4R in 6-of-8G vs. Red Sox starter David Price since the start of Trailing After 7: ...............6-23 (8-59) Tied After 7: ....................6-3 (5-7) they were 28G over .500 at the end of play on 6/21 (50-22). 2016, batting .349 (65-for-186) against him… over the same Leading After 8: ..............44-0 (82-4) Are 1.0G behind Boston for first place in the AL East… since span, Price has gone 2-5 with a 7.42 ERA (43.2IP, 36ER) in Trailing After 8: ...............5-24 (5-65) 5/7, the AL East division lead has changed hands 10 his eight starts against the Yankees… eight of his 18 career Tied After 8: ....................4-3 (4-2) times… trailed Boston by a season-high 7.5G at the start games with at least 6ER allowed – and seven of his 20G with Extra-Inning Games: ...........4-3 (5-6) One-run Games: ...........13-6 (18-26) of play on 4/21 (Boston was 17-2, the Yankees were 9-9; at least 10H allowed – have come against the Yankees. Two (or fewer)-run Games: . 20-13 (29-35) since then, Boston is 39-26, the Yankees are 44-18). Price leads active pitchers in runs allowed (126), starts NYY Scores 5 or more: ......33-5 (68-19) Are 17-3-2 over their last 22 series (since 4/19)… are 44- (38), wins (15) and strikeouts (203) vs. the Yankees. NYY Scores 4 or more: .....47-10 (76-28) 18 in their last 62G… are a Major League-best 37-4 (.902) NYY Scores 3 or fewer: .....6-17 (15-43) NYY Scores 2 or fewer: .......2-13 (4-33) when scoring first… are a Major League-best 34-5 (.872) STANTON ISLAND: OF Giancarlo Stanton is 10-for-23 Opp. Scores 5 or more: ....10-20 (15-47) when their starter tosses at least 6.0 innings. (.435) with 3R, 2 doubles, 1HR and 4RBI in the last 6G… is Opp. Scores 4 or fewer: .....43-7 (76-24) Are 19-14 vs. the AL East and 34-13 vs. all other divisions. hitting .370/.443/.667 (20-for-54) with 6R, 4 doubles, 4HR Opp. Scores 3 or fewer: .....39-5 (63-12) and 10RBI in his last 14G. Opp. Scores 2 or fewer: .......29-3 (45-6) Yankees No Errors: ........34-15 (52-35) YESTERDAY'S NEWS: The Yankees were shut out, 11-0, by Is batting .346/.409/.790 (28-for-81) with 4 doubles, 1 Yankees Make Error(s): ....19-12 (39-36) the Red Sox on Saturday night at Yankee Stadium… RHP triple and 10HR vs. left-handed pitchers this season… is NYY Starter Goes 6: ........34-5 (62-23) Sonny Gray (2.1IP, 7H, 6ER, 2BB, 0K, 1HR) started and took 7-for-17 (.412) since 6/16… his AL-high 10HR vs. LHP are Comeback Wins: .................23 (41) Yankees hit 0HR: .............7-10 (8-27) his sixth loss… DH Giancarlo Stanton (1-for-4) had the second-most in the Majors (Christian Villanueva-11HR), Yankees hit at least 1HR: . 46-17 (83-44) Yankees’ only hit before the ninth, a one-out single in the while his 1.199 OPS is third-highest. Yankees hit 2+ HRs: ........31-8 (51-16) first inning… 2B Gleyber Torres (1-for-4) singled with two In 8G vs. Boston this season, is batting .414/.500/.759 (12- Walk-off Wins-Losses: ..........6-1 (5-6) outs in the ninth… hit cleanup for the first time in his career, for-29) with 7R, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 2HR, 7RBI, 3BB, 2HP Series Record: ..........19-5-4 (28-20-5) Series Record, home: .... 10-1-2 (19-8-0) the third-youngest cleanup hitter in Yankees history… RHP and 2SB. Series Record, road: .......9-4-2 (9-12-5) Adam Warren tossed 2.2 scoreless innings (2H, 4K) to extend Sweeps by NYY / by Opp.: ...9 (10) / 2 (2) his scoreless streak to 10.2IP since returning from the D.L. BRONX BOMBERS: Yankees batters have hit 131HR this Run Differential ................... +101 Tonight’s first pitch temperature of 92° F was the hottest season, 3HR shy of their franchise record for most HRs Runs Scored (per gm.). 406 (5.08) Runs Allowed (per gm.) ...... 305 (3.81) at Yankee Stadium since 8/14/16 vs. Tampa Bay (95°). before the All-Star break (134HR in 2002, '12). THE GLEY-HEY KID: 2B Gleyber Torres hit cleanup for the DELLIN DONUTS: RHP Dellin Betances has allowed just first time in his career on Saturday… at 21 years, 199 days, 1H with 24K in 14.0 scoreless innings (10BB, 2HP) over his TODAY IN YANKEES HISTORY is the third-youngest cleanup hitter in Yankees history, last 14 appearances (since 5/27)… is the second-longest July 1, 2004: Derek Jeter makes his behind Mickey Mantle (27G from 1951-53, first on 9/29/51- streak of scoreless appearances in his career, behind an 18- most famous catch, diving into Yankee G1 vs. Boston at 19.344) and Lou Gehrig (4G in 1923, first on game scoreless stretch from 7/8-8/19/15 (20.1IP). Stadium’s third base stands to nab a 9/27/23 at Boston at 20.100)… is the youngest since Mantle According to Elias, is the third pitcher in Yankees 12th-inning popup from Boston’s Trot Nixon. John Flaherty gives the Yankees hit cleanup on 5/5/53 at Cleveland at 21 years, 197 days. history to allow 1H-or-fewer over a span of at least 14 a 5-4 win with a 13th-inning RBI single. appearances, joining LHP Paul Assenmacher (1H in 9.1IP July 1, 1950: Whitey Ford makes his HOME COOKING: The Yankees are a Major League-best 30- over 14G, 8/2-9/5/93) and LHP Tommy Layne (1H in 8.0IP MLB debut, allowing 5R in a relief 12 (.714) at home in 2018, including 25-7 in 32G since 4/21. over 16G, 8/13-9/9/16). appearance at Boston. Are 16-1-2 in their last 19 home series (since 8/31/17), going Since Devon Travis's single on 6/6 at Toronto, opposing July 1, 1935: At the suggestion of 44-16 in 60G over that span, including 6-3 vs. Boston… their batters are 0-for-27 with 18K, 5BB and 1HP… is the Yankee outfielder George Selkirk, the Stadium gets a six-foot-wide cinder only home series loss in that span was 4/5-8 vs.
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