The Yankees got on the board in the first against Povich, with a leadoff single by Goldschmidt, followed by a one-out walk by Bellinger and a teo-out, two-run double by lefty masher Amed Rosario, giving the Yankees the early 2-0 lead.

Max Fried pitched a 1-2-3 bottom of the first inning.

Jose Caballero reached first base on a bunt single after Volpe got called out on a pitch well below the zone. Caballero would then be picked off trying to steal second base.

In the second inning, Fried would get into trouble, allowing a walk and a single, both with one out, before striking out Samuel Basallo and getting Jorge Mateo to ground out and end a scoreless second inning.

The Yankees did not score in the third inning, after a Judge walk with one out, followed by a double play off the bat of Bellinger.

Max Fired would pitch a 1-2-3 third inning, striking out the side.

Cade Povich followed suite, striking out the Yankees in order in the fourth.

Max Fried would again pitch a 1-2-3 inning

The Yankees would tackk on a run in the fifth inning with a Volpe leadoff double and a steel of third, followed by a walk to Caballero and an RBI single by Wells, making it 3-0 New York.

Max Fried would pitch a 1-2-3 fifth inning.

The Yankees would have some traffic in the sixth inning, but aided by a poor baserunning play by Jazz, getting picked off trying to steal third, the Yankees were unable to score.

Max Fried got into some trouble, with singles with one out and two outs, but did not allow a run. Fried would strike out three in the inning.

The Yankees would give their ace some breathing room in the seventh inning, scoring four runs on three waks, two hits and a sac fly.

Max Fried pitched a quick 1-2-3 seventh inning, striking out two batters in the inning to tie a career-high, 13, set last season when he faced the Red Sox at Fenway Park as a Brave. His stuff was absolutely electric.

Max Fried’s day was done after seven strong innings. His stuff, specifically the curveball, was ultra dominant. Fried is the ace of the Yankees staff for a reason.

The Yankees would go down 1-2-3 in the ninth inning. Jasson Dominguez would also pinch-hit for Stanton, something to watch.

Paul Blackburn would come on and finish the game for the Yankees, saving their bullpen.