PLAYERS:
Kevin Youkilis,
Juan Rivera,
David Phelps,
Brett Cecil,
Vidal Nuno,
Melky Cabrera,
Adam Lind
TEAMS: New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays
TEAMS: New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays
New York Yankees 3 — Toronto Blue Jays 0
The Yankees hold the Toronto Blue Jays off the scoreboard in today’s 5-0 win.
Kevin Youkilis got his first hit in a Yankees uniform today (1 for 13) with a ringing double. The big hit of the game came from the returning Yankee, fighting for a spot on the roster, Juan Rivera. The 34-year old veteran competes for a potential outfield spot or splitting time at designated hitter. After two walks and an error, Rivera hit a bases-clearing double to bring in the only three runs of the game.
David Phelps continues to make a good impression this Spring and would likely project for a spot on the starting rotation. Phelps pitched five scoreless innings, walked one, struck out three, and allowed three hits. In 14 innings, Phelps has allowed just one run to a 0.64 ERA.
Win – David Phelps
Loss – Brett Cecil
Save – Vidal Nuno
Notables
Yankees
*Juan Rivera – 3 for 4, 2B, 3 RBI (3)
*Kevin Youkilis – 1 for 2, R, BB, 2B
Blue Jays
*Melky Cabrera – 1 for 2, 2B
*Adam Lind – 1 for 2
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