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Yankees

Voit grounded out, shortstop Martin to first baseman Davis.

Gardner lined out to center fielder Mullins.

Grounded out, shortstop Martin to first baseman Davis.

Orioles

Mancini homered to right on the first pitch.

Judge homered to center on a full count, Gardner scored.

Homered to center on a full count, Gardner scored.

R.Núñez singled to left, Mullins scored, Rickard to second.

Singled to left, Mullins scored, Rickard to second.

Davis safe on failed fielder's choice, Mullins scored, Villar to second.

Safe on failed fielder's choice, Mullins scored, Villar to second.

Ruiz hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Gardner, Villar scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Gardner, Villar scored.

Frazier homered to left on a 2-2 count, Torres scored, LeMahieu scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Torres scored, LeMahieu scored.

Yankees first.  Gardner struck out.  Judge homered to center on a 2-2 count.  Voit walked on a full count.  Bird grounded into a double play, second baseman Villar to third baseman Alberto to first baseman Mancini, Voit out.

Orioles first.  Villar flied out to right fielder Judge.  Rickard grounded out, second baseman Wade to first baseman Bird.  Mancini homered to right on the first pitch.  Núñez walked.  Smith Jr. struck out.

Yankees third.  Wade struck out.  Gardner doubled to left.  Judge homered to center on a full count, Gardner scored.  Voit flied out to right fielder Rickard.  Bird singled to left.  Sánchez flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.

Orioles fifth.  Mullins singled to left.  Villar popped out to second baseman Wade.  Rickard walked, Mullins to second.  Holder pitching.  Mancini popped out to second baseman Wade.  Núñez singled to left, Mullins scored, Rickard to second.  Smith Jr. grounded out, second baseman Wade to first baseman Bird.

Orioles seventh.  Mullins was hit by a pitch.  Villar singled to right, Mullins to third.  Ottavino pitching.  Davis pinch-hitting for Rickard.  Davis safe on failed fielder's choice, Mullins scored, Villar to second.  Mancini popped out to shortstop Torres.  Ruiz pinch-hitting for Núñez.  Villar stole third.  Ruiz hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Gardner, Villar scored.  Smith Jr. flied out to right fielder Judge.

Yankees eighth.  Davis in as first baseman.  Mancini in as right fielder.  Ruiz in as designated hitter.  Bird flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Castro pitching.  Sánchez flied out to right fielder Mancini.  Torres walked on four pitches.  LeMahieu singled to right, Torres to third.  Frazier homered to left on a 2-2 count, Torres scored, LeMahieu scored.  Urshela struck out.

 Since September 2017, the Orioles series record against the Yankees at Camden Yards is 0-3-1. From 2014 through August 2017, the O's had an 11-0-0 series record at home against the Yankees.

 Yankee hitters struck out 18 times yesterday, more than the team had in any game last season. The Yankees scored five runs over their three-game series with the Tigers, fewest by the Yankees in any three-game series since September 2016.

 Since the 2016 season, the Orioles have a combined 41-39 (.513) record in March/April. The team has a losing record in every other month over this span, for a combined 174-238 (.422) record from May through the end of the regular season.

 Alex Cobb's 2.90 career ERA against the Yankees ranks second among active pitchers with at least 100.0 innings pitched against the franchise, trailing only Chris Sale (1.61 ERA).

 Trey Mancini is one of 12 players in MLB with at least 10 hits this season, and his three home runs are tied with the rest of the Orioles combined. He only had one longer hitting streak last season (eight games in April) than his current six-game streak.

 In 300 career games, Aaron Judge has accumulated a .275/.400/.561 slash line. The last player to meet this slash line through as many career games was Lance Berkman (1999-01 - .311/.406/.578).

HP - Torres, 1B - DeMuth, 2B - Hernandez, 3B - Hickox

New York used its power to win the series opener in Baltimore on Thursday. Now, the injury-riddled Yankees will be looking to find more offense against a young Orioles team that's struggled in the last few days when they meet in the second game of the series Saturday night.
The Yankees, who have 11 players on the injured list, got two homers from Gleyber Torres plus four hits and four RBI en route to an 8-4 victory in the series opener. New York finished with four homers to score its eight runs and ranked fourth in the American League with 10 homers after this contest.

Orioles look to rebound vs. injury-plagued Yanks

BALTIMORE (AP)  After Aaron Judge gave the New York Yankees the early lead with his first two home runs of the season, the pivotal long ball came from an unlikely source.
Clint Frazier hit a three-run shot in the eighth inning to carry the Yankees past the Baltimore Orioles 6-4 Saturday night and provide New York with its first series win of the season.

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New York Yankees @ Baltimore Orioles on April 6, 2019

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