Overview
- A replay challenge overturned a would-be third out in the first inning, leading to Amed Rosario’s two-run homer and a four-run frame that swung momentum in New York’s favor on Tuesday night.
- New York collected a season-high 24 hits, the most since July 2011, with every one of the nine starters recording at least two hits and five players finishing with three or more.
- Amed Rosario went 4-for-4 with two home runs and four RBIs after not starting since May 18, giving manager Aaron Boone fresh lineup evidence for regular playing time decisions.
- Cam Schlittler worked six innings, allowed one run on a Bobby Witt Jr. homer, threw 77 pitches and preserved his MLB-best 1.50 ERA while Ryan Yarbrough closed with a three-inning save.
- The win moved New York to 33-22, extended their regular-season winning streak versus Kansas City to 12 games, and sets up Gerrit Cole to start the scheduled series finale with the Yankees seeking a sweep.