YANKEES 11 - ORIOLES 4
The First place New York Yankees destroyed the Baltimore Orioles yet again in Camden Yards as Clint Fraizer went yard twice and drove in five as the Bombers won 11-4.
New York is now at 30 wins on the season and two games ahead of Tampa Bay in the AL East. Not bad for a team with more than a dozen key injuries, and started the season under .500.
While the month of May has been cold this year, the Yankees have been anything but. They have been hotter than a firecracker.
Against the American League's worst team, the Yankees put the game away in the first inning. Yes, I said that, the game ended in the first inning. Gary Sanchez's three-run bomb to left put the Yankees up fat 3-0 and they never looked back. The homer was Sanchez's 14th of year as he has starting to look like the guy who was a Rookie of the Year candidate three years ago.
The Yankees piled on the O's in the third when Gio Urshela double in Aaron Hicks to make it 4-0, and Fraizer hit his first homer of the night to push the lead to 6-0.
Two innings later, Fraizer went deep again, this time a three-run shot to dead center, some 411 feet away to blow the game open at 9-0.
Since coming off the Injured List on May 6, Fraizer really struggled, hitting only .209 in the month of May, so perhaps this will get him going again in a big way.
D.J. LeMahieu remains hot, collecting three hits to bump his average up to .325 on the season.
The Yankees continue their scrimmage with the Orioles tomorrow night.
The First place New York Yankees destroyed the Baltimore Orioles yet again in Camden Yards as Clint Fraizer went yard twice and drove in five as the Bombers won 11-4.
New York is now at 30 wins on the season and two games ahead of Tampa Bay in the AL East. Not bad for a team with more than a dozen key injuries, and started the season under .500.
While the month of May has been cold this year, the Yankees have been anything but. They have been hotter than a firecracker.
Against the American League's worst team, the Yankees put the game away in the first inning. Yes, I said that, the game ended in the first inning. Gary Sanchez's three-run bomb to left put the Yankees up fat 3-0 and they never looked back. The homer was Sanchez's 14th of year as he has starting to look like the guy who was a Rookie of the Year candidate three years ago.The Yankees piled on the O's in the third when Gio Urshela double in Aaron Hicks to make it 4-0, and Fraizer hit his first homer of the night to push the lead to 6-0.
Two innings later, Fraizer went deep again, this time a three-run shot to dead center, some 411 feet away to blow the game open at 9-0.
Since coming off the Injured List on May 6, Fraizer really struggled, hitting only .209 in the month of May, so perhaps this will get him going again in a big way.
D.J. LeMahieu remains hot, collecting three hits to bump his average up to .325 on the season.
The Yankees continue their scrimmage with the Orioles tomorrow night.
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