Yankees fall to Orioles again as offense has another quiet night
NY Post
BALTIMORE — After getting shut out on Monday night, the Yankees lamented putting balls in play and not seeing them fall.
They sang a familiar refrain Tuesday after watching the Orioles thrive on just that and take advantage of their athleticism.
The Orioles mostly sprayed the ball around to where the Yankees were not while keeping them in check for a second straight night, handing Aaron Boone’s club a 4-2 loss at Camden Yards.
After scoring 15 runs in back-to-back games, it was a second straight quiet night for the Yankees’ offense.
They avoided a shutout this time, but Orioles right-hander Dean Kremeer limited them to just a pair of solo home runs by Austin Wells and Juan Soto across seven innings.
“It’s baseball,” Soto said. “At the end of the day, we’re all grinding, we’re all trying to get some runs on the board. But things aren’t going our way. We’re hitting the ball hard. They’re making great plays, they’re diving all over the place. We gave good at-bats, we’re hitting the ball hard and they just haven’t landed for us.”
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