TOR/NYY live comments

25 pitches needed by Carlos Rodon to retire the side in the top of the 1st, and unfortunately one of them was a meatball mashed by Vlad Guerrero, Jr. with Davis Schneider already aboard after drawing a walk on a 3-2 pitch.

Hey, how about that? Old Giancarlo Stanton contributed something offensively, ripping a line drive to left to bring in Aaron Judge from second.

It was important that the Yankees made the Jays pay for the 2-out error at second committed by Kiner-Falefa.

@MrBator

 Is Yankees live ML good to take right now?

@Jgxx

 Not with my money. 

Bieber gave up 2 hits in the first. Both pitchers not doing great so there might be a lot of fireworks tonight. 

1st five innings O/U = 4......1st Inning helped that cause 2 - 1

Rodon 43 pitches, still in the 2nd.  He's leaving early. 

Andres Gimenez did NOT get hit by that pitch. GTFOH.

Pathetic. The incorrect call stands.

George Springer popped up to strand two runners and he was angry about it. He knows that was an opportunity to really knock the Yanks back on their heels.

I’m not expecting anything from the bottom of the order McMahon, Volpe, and Wells. 

The completely useless Ryan McMahon made the first out before I could finish typing that pessimistic sentence.

Geez, and Volpe struck out before I could finish typing the sentence about the completely useless Ryan McMahon.

@MrBator

 Yep. If Bieber settles in the Jays are gonna put up more runs. 

Yankees bottom of lineup is poverty. Straight poverty. 

How do you get swept by Toronto sans Bo 

    tor 1h ml -290 2-1 right before the hit for 3-1 now 4-1  maybe caught a break  9 outs to go 

I don’t know where to begin with the poor defense displayed by the Yankees in this disastrous top of the 3rd. Cody Bellinger messed up TWO plays.

toronto's hungrier 

There goes the huge favorite Yankees losing via blowout. Frustrating team.

The New York Yuckies are dead. SMH

Boone waited for 6 runs to sub out Rodon. 

Cody Bellinger couldn’t make the catch on the sinking liner, and then he meekly approached the ground ball single to left and blew a good chance to throw out Schneider at home. In between those bad plays, Jizz Chasm, Jr. caught a throw from the outfield and stood like a dummy with his back to home plate before realizing (too late) that a baserunner was hurrying home to score.

 lets go Jays

After Grisham doubled down the right field line and Judge crushed a double down the left field line, Bellinger partially redeemed himself by lofting a single to center.