3B Matt Chapman returned after sitting out Thursday because of a sore left wrist. Bichette left Thursday's game after seven innings, one inning after fouling a pitch off his foot. Sunday will be Severino's 100th career start.īlue Jays: SS Bo Bichette (right foot) was not available. After the Yankees beat the Rays Thursday, Boone said Severino had tested negative. Severino was cleared to rejoin the team Thursday night, hours after being scratched from his scheduled start against Tampa Bay and put on the COVID-19 IL.
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Yankees: RHP Luis Severino will start Sunday's series finalem manager Aaron Boone said. Stripling gave up two runs and five hits in 3 2/3 innings. "We know we're better than what we showed tonight," Stripling said It's the first time this season Toronto has allowed its opponent to score double-digit runs in consecutive games.Īlejandro Kirk hit his sixth home run in the sixth as the Blue Jays lost to the Yankees for the seventh time in 10 games this year. It was the second straight blowout defeat for the Blue Jays, who gave up six runs in the third inning Thursday in a 10-2 loss to Baltimore. LeMahieu had three hits and Rizzo reached base four times Gallo, who had three RBIs, added a two-run homer in the ninth off Casey Lawrence, Gallo's ninth home run this season. In addition to O'Neill, other first-team AllAmerican Blue Jays were Baugher. He has homered six times in 13 games, including a game-ending drive against Tampa Bay on Thursday. Also scoring goals were Bob DeSimone, Wayne Davis, Dave Huntley, Jim Bidne. Rizzo's sixth career slam, a 435-foot drive, was his first slam for the Yankees and 17th home run this season. Bassitt shines, Jays score 6 in seventh inning to beat As 7-1. "That's kind of the knockout blow right there," Boone said. Gallo's RBI double chased Trent Thornton, and Rizzo homered on a thigh-high curveball from Trevor Richards, causing catcher Gabriel Moreno to droop his head. LeMahieu hit the next pitch for a 5-1 lead. Stanton followed with his 14th homer this season and the 361st of his career, tying Joe DiMaggio. The way I take pitches is different, I guess." 14 home runs for Stanton It ended up being an inside joke in here. I went into a big slump of not getting hit for two or three weeks. "The last few weeks, I just needed to get hit. "When I get hit by pitches, I feel like it really locks me in more, just staying on the ball," Rizzo said. New York set a season-high for runs in an inning in the fifth, when Rizzo was hit by a pitch leading off. Stripling (3-2) led 1-0 in the fourth, extending his shutout streak to 16 2/3 innings before Gleyber Torres hit an RBI double and scored on Kyle Higashioka's grounder. New York, which outhit Toronto 14-5, has won Mongomery's past five starts. Notes of Interest: Johns Hopkins ran its winning streak to 23 games, its unbeaten streak to 27 (25-0-2) and its regular season unbeaten streak to 36 (32-0-4) with today's win."That's a tough lineup for him to go through with all those really good right-handed hitters," Boone said. Johns Hopkins will return to action on Wednesday, September 6 when the Blue Jays welcome third-ranked Messiah to Homewood Field. Breiland made three saves in goal for Johns Hopkins, while Olson posted 10 for the Royals. The Blue Jays outshot the Royals 26-6 and took all eight corner kicks in the game. Romo-Nichols closed out the scoring 14 minutes later when she converted a penalty kick after a Scranton foul in the box. Ok, Katie Sullivan #GoHop /zQlmsqm7pI- Johns Hopkins Women's Soccer September 3, 2023Īfter pressuring solidly for the first 20 minutes the second half, the Blue Jays broke through at the 65:34 mark when junior Lilah Isenberg dribbled along the flank and fired a low cross through the box that sophomore Maria Romo-Nichols tapped into an open net to make it 2-1.
Sullivan pulled the trigger from an impossible angle and stuck a shot under the cross bar to pull the Blue Jays even. Sullivan controlled a pass near the top of the box and ducked past a defender to the right of Scranton goalie Nikki Olson. Hopkins got the equalizer 15 minutes later off the left foot of junior Katie Sullivan. Healy touched it to herself, slipped past Blue Jay goalie Eva Breiland who had come far outside the box and slotted her first goal of the year into an open net. Working quickly, it was senior Mary Haggerty finding a streaking Niamh Healy running just behind the defense more than 40 yards from the goal. Surprisingly, despite residing in neighboring states, this was the first-ever matchup between the two perennial Division III women's soccer powers.Īfter the Blue Jays had three golden chances to grab an early lead, it was the Royals who would strike first in transition in the 15 th minute. BALTIMORE, MD – The top-ranked Johns Hopkins women's soccer team scored the final three goals of Sunday's game against 16 th-ranked Scranton as the Blue Jays moved to 2-0 on the young season with a 3-1 victory over the Royals.
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