The Yankees didn’t play on Monday, using their last scheduled off-day for a while to rest up after a dominant stretch of play. The Red Sox and Rays, the latter of whom is next on the Yankees’ schedule, also didn’t play, but the rest of the team’s rivals were in action. Let’s see what impact these games brought:
The two bird teams in the AL East met up north of the border, and it was a one-sided affair. The Blue Jays put the game out of reach thanks to a massive fifth inning where they scored seven runs, three off of Orioles starter Kyle Bradish and then four more off of reliever Logan Gillaspie (who only recorded one out).