Yankees: 3B Josh Donaldson could be out for the remainder of the season due to a Grade 3 strain to his right calf. Neto made an awkward slide into home and had a face-first collision with Trevino’s helmet. Center fielder Harrison Bader played the bounce from Ohtani's double off the wall in left-center field and made a great throw to Volpe, who relayed to catcher Jose Trevino. Neto tried to score from first in the third inning, but was thrown out easily at home. It also marks the first time since Garrett Richards in 2015 that a Halos starter has thrown at least 120 pitches. It is the most pitches thrown by a starter in the majors this season. Severino, who had allowed at least six runs in four of seven starts since June 1, went six innings for only the third time this season and allowed only one run.Ĭanning gave up two runs in 5 2/3 innings with 12 strikeouts on 120 pitches, both career highs. Yankees' right-hander Luis Severino and Canning didn't factor in the decision. Oswaldo Cabrera put the Yankees ahead 2-0 with a two-run, ground-rule double off Jimmy Herget that bounced on the warning track and over the wall in left-center. He then was ejected by plate umpire John Tumpane after taking a called third strike to end the ninth. Matt Thaiss hit a solo shot in the sixth for the Angels to bring them within 2-1. I got a changeup and executed it.”Īaron Loup (1-2) struck out two in a hitless 10th. “I'm a line drive hitter and I wanted to elevate and get something over the infield. “A little bit sweet to do that,” he said. The fact it was against the Yankees was extra special for Stefanic, who said he grew up as a Red Sox fan. With Chad Wallace on second as the automatic runner in the 10th, Stefanic lined a changeup from Nick Ramirez (0-2) into left field to give the Angels their fourth walk-off win. “I thought we did a lot of good things tonight but certain situations you have to make better adjustments,” manager Aaron Boone said after the Yankees struck out a season-high 17 times and were 1 for 9 with runners in scoring position. They are in sole possession of last place in the AL East this late in a season for the first time since 1990. The Yankees (50-45) have dropped seven of nine and are 15-20 since Aaron Judge got hurt on June 3. “He wants to win and he wants to win here.”

It’s just been frustrating for him the last two weeks as it is for everybody,' Nevin said. He had three hits and increased his average to. The off-field pressures haven't affected Ohtani's performance at the plate. The Angels are 5 1/2 games behind Houston for the final spot. Los Angeles (47-48) was in position for a wild-card berth but is 6-15 since June 20. 1 deadline approaches and the Halos struggle to stay in contention. Where he will play next season has been a source of speculation all season, but trade rumors have increased as the Aug. Ohtani is in the last year of his contract. “Then to come out on top, I'm glad it wasn't wasted.” “We know what it does for the whole place, but you guys have to understand what it does for our dugout too. Manager Phil Nevin said the bat flip was the most emotion he has seen from Ohtani, who has homered 19 times in his last 31 games. Ohtani has homered in three straight games for the sixth time in six big league seasons and surpassed his home run total from last year. Los Angeles trailed 3-1 when Ohtani hit a two-run drive off Michael King, then made a demonstrative flip of his bat. That set the stage for pinch-hitter Michael Stefanic's game-ending single in the 10th that gave the Angels a 4-3 win over the New York Yankees on Monday night. The two-way star tied the score in the seventh inning with his major league-leading 35th home run. Even with constant questions about his future, Shohei Ohtani continues to produce at an amazing clip for the Los Angeles Angels. MLB, Los Angeles Angels, New York YankeesĪNAHEIM, Calif. Ohtani ties score with 35th homer, Angels beat Yankees 4-3 in 10 innings

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