NEW YORK -- Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres looked like the rookie that he is at times in Monday's 5-1 loss to the Houston Astros.
You can't get picked off second base to end an inning, especially when it's early in the game and the tying run is at the plate.
And you can't nonchalantly make a bad throw to first base on a routine grounder when the runner should have been out by 10 feet.
"There are moments that happen within the course of the game that are always teaching moments," manager Aaron Boone said.