Yankees Pitching implodes early in the series opening loss against good (highlights)

The decision of the New York Yankees to go with an opener was not planned as planned on Friday evening and fell 7: 3 in the Atlanta Braves in their first game after the All Star break.

Ian Hamilton had the start, but was marked for three runs in the first inn, and Atlanta never looked back. Ozzie Albies provided the biggest blow in the third with a Homer with three runs from newly acquired reliever Rico Garcia and put New York early in a 6-0 hole. The Yankees drove through four helpers, with JT Brubaker standing out by threw three goalless innings and hit four.

The Yankees struggled to solve Spencer Strider, who achieved eight over six dominant frames. New York's best chance of scoring came in the third, but Ronald Acuña Jr. threw Jorbit Vivas out to take a third place with a deep flyball and end the threat.

The Yankees finally broke through in the seventh against the Bullpen of the Braves. Ben Rice doubled, Austin Wells took care and Giancarlo Stanton provided a double with two runs. Cody Bellinger added an RBI single to cut the deficit to 7: 3, but the rally ended there after the Aaron judge had hit two one.

Reis led the way to the plate and went 2-to-4 with two double pairs. Judge and Jasson Domínguez each struck three times on a hard night for the tip of the order.

Box score | Al East

New York (53-44) will collide with Will Warren on Saturday to put Braves in the middle game of the series. The first pitch is planned for 7.15 p.m.

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