"There's a lot of season left, obviously," Sabathia said. "I feel good about my stuff and my body, where I'm at. It's just a matter of me going out and executing and putting a game plan together and pitching better."
Sabathia has remained effective against left-handed hitters, but right-handed hitters are crushing him to an OPS well over .900, a theme that continued in Tuesday's no-decision effort as Sabathia's ERA inflated from 5.31 to 5.65.
"It comes down to mistakes," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "The bottom line is, it has to be consistency in pitches. Right now, he's missing location.