Auckland, California – Just minutes after the first loss of more than two weeks, Aaron Judge and the Yankees wanted to look forward.
New York’s longest winning streak in more than 60 years ended on Saturday 13 against Frankie Montas, who included seven non – scoring innings as the Auckland Athletics won 3-2.
“One failure is one failure. It’s time to start another fort. That’s it,” the judge commented. “We haven’t done the job, so it’s time to turn the page. These victories showed what our potential is. This team has a lot to accomplish. “
Matt Chapman scored a home run to end the Yankees’ best fort in almost 60 years. After the defeat to the White Sox in Chicago on August 12, before giving the Yankees their first loss, the athletes lost six of 10 in a row.
New York is close to extending its good flow.
It trailed 3-0 in the ninth inning when Anthony Risso reached the base with an out single. Following Judge Sergio Romo’s 29th home run.
But Mexican reliever Giancarlo Stanton was forced to hit the balloon and retired Joe Gallo with a ground ball for his first save since last year.
The Yankees’ series is the best since their 13 consecutive wins in September 1961 with the support of Mickey Mandil and Roger Marys. In 1960, they had 15 wins, and in 1947 they registered the title with 19.
Montas (10-9) appeared sharp throughout the afternoon, allowing only two wins. He walked into someone who hit sixes for his first win since July 29th.
“I don’t know how you can do better against that fiery team,” Oakland manager Bob Melvin said. “This guy was good from the start and he gave us the fantastic performance we needed. Maybe this will be his best start of the year.
Cuba’s Nasturtium Jordas Jr. (2-2) allowed two runs in the second inning.
Yankees, Gary Sanchez 3-0. Venezuelan odor 3-0. Colombia Geo Urshela 1-0.
For athletics, Dominican Starling Marte 4-0.
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