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R.Pérez lined out to right fielder Frazier.

Kipnis singled to right, Jo.Ramírez to third.

Plawecki hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Frazier, Jo.Ramírez scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Frazier, Jo.Ramírez scored.

Gregorius homered to right on the first pitch, LeMahieu scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, LeMahieu scored.

Jo.Ramírez hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Frazier, Santana scored, Luplow to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Frazier, Santana scored, Luplow to third.

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R.Pérez doubled to center, Luplow scored.

Mercado homered to right on a 2-2 count, Lindor scored.

Homered to right on a 2-2 count, Lindor scored.

R.Pérez homered to left on a 2-2 count, Luplow scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Luplow scored.

Torres doubled to center, Gregorius scored.

Urshela hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder L.Martin, Torres scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder L.Martin, Torres scored.

Yankees first.  Gardner struck out.  LeMahieu hit an infield single to third.  Hicks flied out to center fielder Martin.  Gregorius homered to right on the first pitch, LeMahieu scored.  Torres lined out to right fielder Luplow.

Indians fourth.  Santana singled to right.  Luplow doubled to left, Santana to third.  Ramírez hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Frazier, Santana scored, Luplow to third.  Pérez doubled to center, Luplow scored.  Kipnis lined into a double play, second baseman Torres to shortstop Gregorius, Pérez out.

Indians fifth.  Plawecki grounded out, pitcher Sabathia to first baseman LeMahieu.  Martin flied out to right fielder Frazier.  Lindor doubled to left.  Mercado homered to right on a 2-2 count, Lindor scored.  Santana grounded out, second baseman Torres to first baseman LeMahieu.

Indians sixth.  Holder pitching.  Luplow singled to center.  Ramírez struck out.  Pérez homered to left on a 2-2 count, Luplow scored.  Kipnis grounded out, second baseman Torres to first baseman LeMahieu.  Plawecki homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Martin struck out.

Yankees seventh.  Pérez pitching.  Gregorius hit an infield single to second.  On pitcher Pérez's throwing error, Gregorius to second.  Torres doubled to center, Gregorius scored.  Morales grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana, Torres to third.  Cimber pitching.  Frazier walked.  Urshela hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Martin, Torres scored.  G.Sánchez pinch-hitting for Romine.  G.Sánchez grounded out, pitcher Cimber to first baseman Santana.

Indians eighth.  Ramírez walked on four pitches.  Pérez lined out to right fielder Frazier.  Kipnis singled to right, Ramírez to third.  Plawecki hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Frazier, Ramírez scored.  Martin struck out.

 The Yankees have lost three of four games, and avoided a sweep at the hands of the Blue Jays with a 6-2 victory yesterday. New York, however, has won nine of its last 10 series overall (min. 2 games in series).

 The Indians won two of three games over the Twins in their most recent series, however the team still trails Minnesota by 10.5 games in the AL Central. At 31-31, this is the ninth time this season that Cleveland has been exactly .500.

 Dating back to the 2017 ALDS, the Yankees have won eight of their last 10 games against the Indians. Over those 10 games, New York pitching has held Cleveland to a .199 batting average, while striking out 11.0 batters per nine innings.

 On Tuesday, Francisco Lindor recorded his eighth multi-home run game since the start of 2018, tied with Trevor Story for second most in the majors over that time (Khris Davis -- 10).

 DJ LeMahieu is batting an MLB-best .491 (26-for-53) with runners in scoring position this season (min. 40 PA). Since May 19, LeMahieu is tied with Nolan Arenado for second-most RBI (19) in the majors over that time, trailing only Atlanta's Austin Riley (22).

 Domingo German has received on average 8.30 runs of support this season, the second-best run support average by an AL starter (Martin Perez -- 9.23). No Yankees pitcher has finished a season with a run support average of 8.00 or higher since Hideki Irabu in 1999 (8.19; minimum 1 IP/Team G).

HP - Barber, 1B - Vanover, 2B - Bellino, 3B - Rackley

CC Sabathia is returning to the city where his major league career began.
Sabathia (3-2, 3.61 ERA), who announced that he will retire at the end of the season, will vie for his 250th career win on Saturday as the visiting New York Yankees bid to even their series against the Cleveland Indians at one victory apiece.

Yankees' Sabathia seeks 250th win back in Cleveland

CLEVELAND (AP)  CC Sabathia made what was likely the final outing at Progressive Field of his storied career Saturday.
It didn't go the way the 38-year-old left-hander hoped.

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New York Yankees @ Cleveland Guardians on June 8, 2019

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