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Yankees Tag Sugano With Two Homers as Orioles Lock In First Losing Season Since 2021

He says he will pursue another MLB season following a 4.39 ERA year that included 30 homers allowed, tied for the AL lead.

Overview

  • Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge homered off Tomoyuki Sugano, who was lifted after three innings in a 6-1 loss to New York.
  • Sugano’s season closed in on 28 starts and 149 2/3 innings with a 4.39 ERA, and his 30 home runs allowed are the most by an Orioles pitcher since 2021.
  • He identified predictable pitch patterns as a key reason for his late-season slide and said he knows what to adjust for next year.
  • Sugano plans to enter free agency and remain in MLB in 2026 after completing his one-year, $13 million Orioles contract.
  • The defeat guaranteed Baltimore a losing record, with Sugano’s durability offering innings during an injury-hit season despite persistent long-ball troubles.