Yankees vs Rays ALDS Game 1
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- Dylan SvobodaNew York Post
- Angela TricaricoNew York Post
- Andrew BattifaranoNew York Post
- Justin TaschNew York Post
- Mark W. SanchezNew York Post
- Rob MaaddiToronto Star
- Jackson ThompsonFox News
- Greg JoyceNew York Post
- Joel ShermanNew York Post
- Mike VaccaroNew York Post
- Zak GilbertToronto Star
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Rasmussen has dominated the Yankees throughout his career, going 5-2 with a 1.81 ERA and 70 strikeouts in 11 appearances (10 starts) against them.
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Austin Wells finally broke through for the Yankees with a two-out double in the top of the eighth, but he inexplicably attempted to run for a triple and was thrown out at third by a wide margin.
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During Saturday night's ALDS Game 1 between the Yankees and Rays, Knicks player Josh Hart expressed his frustration on X when catcher Austin Wells attempted to stretch a double into a triple but was thrown out at third base, breaking up Drew Rasmussen’s no-hitter attempt. Hart specifically criticized Wells for going to third despite the coach signaling otherwise, writing, "WHY ARE YOU GOING FOR THIRD??". The article…
Josh Hart was every Yankees fan after Austin Wells blunder: ‘Why are you going for third?’ →12 articles from New York Post on this storyAustin Wells of the New York Yankees committed a crucial baserunning error in the eighth inning during their AL Division Series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday night, resulting in a 1-0 loss. After hitting an inside sinker for a double, Wells ran through a stop sign from third base coach Luis Rojas and was easily thrown out at third by Taylor Walls of the Rays. This mistake prevented Giancarlo Stanton…
Austin Wells' baserunning blunder costs Yankees in Division Series opener, a 1-0 loss to Rays →2 articles from Toronto Star on this storyIn ALDS Game 1, the New York Yankees lost to the Tampa Bay Rays 1-0 as Austin Wells was thrown out at third base after breaking up Drew Rasmussen’s no-hit bid with a double in the eighth inning. Rasmussen pitched eight scoreless innings, allowing one hit and striking out ten; Bryan Baker completed the combined one-hitter in the ninth. The game's only run came from Jonathan Aranda's home run off Gerrit Cole in the…
Yankees lose ALDS Game 1 to Rays as Austin Wells is thrown out at third after breaking up no-hitter →Analysis
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- 3 Oct
Rasmussen has dominated the Yankees throughout his career, going 5-2 with a 1.81 ERA and 70 strikeouts in 11 appearances (10 starts) against them.
- 4 Oct
Austin Wells finally broke through for the Yankees with a two-out double in the top of the eighth, but he inexplicably attempted to run for a triple and was thrown out at third by a wide margin.
Coverage 15 articles
5 Oct Aaron Boone shouldn’t regret rotation decision — even if Yankees lost Game 1
New York Post
4 Oct Drew Rasmussen’s gem only magnified worrisome Yankees trend that needs fixing in Game 2
New York Post
4 Oct Josh Hart was every Yankees fan after Austin Wells blunder: ‘Why are you going for third?’During Saturday night's ALDS Game 1 between the Yankees and Rays, Knicks player Josh Hart expressed his frustration on X when catcher Austin Wells attempted to stretch a double into a triple but was thrown out at third base, breaking up Drew Rasmussen’s no-hitter attempt. Hart specifically criticized Wells for going to third despite the coach signaling otherwise, writing, "WHY ARE YOU GOING FOR THIRD??". The article…New York Post
4 Oct Austin Wells' baserunning blunder costs Yankees in Division Series opener, a 1-0 loss to RaysAustin Wells of the New York Yankees committed a crucial baserunning error in the eighth inning during their AL Division Series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday night, resulting in a 1-0 loss. After hitting an inside sinker for a double, Wells ran through a stop sign from third base coach Luis Rojas and was easily thrown out at third by Taylor Walls of the Rays. This mistake prevented Giancarlo Stanton…Toronto Star
4 Oct Drew Rasmussen was superlative in every single way for Rays — and he made it look easy
New York Post
4 Oct Drew Rasmussen’s masterclass places all pressure on the Yankees going forwardIn Saturday night's American League Division Series opener, Red Sox pitcher Drew Rasmussen dominated the Yankees, pitching a perfect game through seven innings and a total of eight shutout innings before allowing a hit, leading to a 1-0 victory for Boston. The article emphasizes the immense pressure this performance puts on the Yankees, especially in Game 2 where they will face Rasmussen again if he is selected to…New York Post
4 Oct Gerrit Cole mostly holds Rays in check — but just not enough in ALDS Game 1 lossGerrit Cole started for the Yankees against the Rays in Game 1 of the ALDS and pitched five innings, allowing one run on five hits and a walk while striking out five batters. Despite his strong performance, including an intense at-bat with Junior Caminero that lasted 12 pitches, Cole was pulled after 82 pitches by Yankees manager Aaron Boone. The Rays' Drew Rasmussen threw a one-hit shutout in the 1-0 victory.New York Post
4 Oct Giancarlo Stanton strikes out in first Yankees at-bat in over five months — why Aaron Boone ‘liked what I saw’Giancarlo Stanton returned to play for the Yankees after a five-plus-month absence due to calf injuries but struck out on his first at-bat during Game 1 of the ALDS against an unnamed opponent. Manager Aaron Boone praised Stanton's approach, noting that he saw the pitches well and thought he had a good swing despite not hitting the ball. The article also mentions Ryan Weathers' return from injury, making his first…New York Post
4 Oct Yankees lose ALDS Game 1 to Rays as Austin Wells is thrown out at third after breaking up no-hitterIn ALDS Game 1, the New York Yankees lost to the Tampa Bay Rays 1-0 as Austin Wells was thrown out at third base after breaking up Drew Rasmussen’s no-hit bid with a double in the eighth inning. Rasmussen pitched eight scoreless innings, allowing one hit and striking out ten; Bryan Baker completed the combined one-hitter in the ninth. The game's only run came from Jonathan Aranda's home run off Gerrit Cole in the…Fox News
4 Oct Rasmussen has no-hit bid for 7 2/3 innings, Rays open AL Division Series with a 1-0 win over YanksDrew Rasmussen of the Tampa Bay Rays pitched brilliantly in an AL Division Series game against the New York Yankees on Saturday night, allowing no hits until two outs in the eighth inning. Jonathan Aranda’s solo home run off Gerrit Cole was the only score, giving the Rays a 1-0 victory. Rasmussen struck out 10 and walked two over eight innings, while Bryan Baker secured the save with a perfect ninth inning. The win…Toronto Star
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4 Oct Heroes, zeros from punchless Yankees Game 1 loss to Rays: One big blast the difference
New York Post
4 Oct Yankees’ Austin Wells breaks up Drew Rasmussen’s no-hit bid in eighth — and gets thrown out at third in stunnerAustin Wells broke up Drew Rasmussen’s no-hit bid with two outs in the eighth inning of Game 1 of the ALDS between the Yankees and the Rays at Tropicana Field. However, Wells was thrown out at third base after attempting to stretch a double into a triple, which contributed to the Yankees' 1-0 loss. Rasmussen had retired 23 consecutive batters before Wells’ hit, with only two walks allowed prior to that point.New York Post
4 Oct Yankees get one-hit in brutal Game 1 ALDS loss to RaysDrew Rasmussen pitched a no-hit game through 7 ⅔ innings as the Rays defeated the Yankees 1-0 in ALDS Game 1 on Saturday. Jonathan Aranda’s solo home run off Gerrit Cole was the only score needed for Tampa Bay. Austin Wells broke up the no-hitter with a double in the eighth but was thrown out at third attempting to stretch it into a triple. Rasmussen struck out ten batters and allowed just one hit and two walks…New York Post
3 Oct Where to watch Yankees vs. Rays ALDS Game 1 for free: Time, livestreamThe New York Yankees face the Tampa Bay Rays in the first game of their American League Division Series on October 3 at 6:30 p.m. ET. This matchup can be watched for free through a five-day trial of DIRECTV, which includes FOX as part of its channel lineup. The article provides details on how to stream the games without traditional cable services and lists the starting pitchers for both teams.New York Post
3 Oct Yankees vs. Rays props, picks: Drew Rasmussen to dominate again in Game 1 ALDSThe article discusses the upcoming American League Division Series game between the New York Yankees and the Tampa Bay Rays, focusing on Drew Rasmussen's potential dominance over the Yankees' lineup. With a career ERA of 1.81 against the Yankees, including a strong performance this season, Rasmussen poses a significant challenge for an already weakened Yankee team dealing with injuries to key players like Aaron…New York Post
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