The Yankees failed to win the series finale against the Royals, as the first pick of the 2002 draft, Bryan Bullington, tossed eight innings of shutout ball in a 1-0 win. A.J. Burnett threw all eight innings but was the hard-luck loser.
Best of All: The Yankees didn’t get perfect game’d. Robinson Cano broke it up in the fifth, but Lance Berkman promptly grounded into a double play and rolled his ankle by stepping on Bullington’s heel. He’s day-to-day.
Brett Gardner got the only other Yankee hit, but he was caught stealing shortly after.
Worst of All: The Yankees’ woes against pitchers they’ve never seen before continued Sunday. I think t
The Yankees committed three errors on the day, including two on one play in the sixth.
Coming Up: The Yankees are back at home this week with series against the Tigers and Mariners.
August 15, 2010
Yankees shut out by former 1st-rounder
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Yankees shut out by former 1st-rounder
2010-08-15T18:59:00-04:00
Lenny Neslin
2010|A.J. Burnett|Brett Gardner|Bryan Bullington|Game Recap|Lance Berkman|Robinson Cano|Royals|Yankees|
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