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Winans gave up five hits, including a solo home run to Gavin Lux. He was bailed out by reliever Ian Hamilton, who came on to escape a bases-loaded jam in the fifth inning, preventing any additional damage after allowing a run-scoring single to Elly De La Cruz. He struck out one, didn’t hand out a free pass and hit two batters. He’s likely headed back to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre with Marcus Stroman (knee) set to rejoin New York’s rotation mix in the coming days after his final rehab outing.
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Rodón was still throwing very well at the time of his exit, but he was at 88 pitches on a hot night in Cincinnati. Unfortunately for Rodón, the Yankees blew a 3-0 lead in the seventh, denying him what could have been his 10th win. He’s tied with Max Fried and Tarik Skubal for the major league lead in that category. Rodón will likely make his next start Sunday against the A’s, unless the Yankees want to use Marcus Stroman then and hold Rodón back to face the Jays on Monday.
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There was no ninth-inning save chance for the Yankees tonight after Jonathan Loáisiga blew a three-run lead in the seventh, but the team was clearly prepared to go with Luke Weaver in the eighth and Williams in the ninth. They followed through with that plan even with the score tied. Weaver also pitched a scoreless inning tonight after taking a loss Friday in his first appearance back from the injured list.
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Goldschmidt had sat against four of the previous seven righties the Yankees had faced, so it was a little surprising to see him get the nod against flamethrower Chase Burns tonight. It didn’t wind up working out, though we don’t know that Giancarlo Stanton would have fared any better had he been in there. Goldschmidt is now batting .244/.287/.330 against righties, compared to .408/.494/.711 against lefties.
