The biggest story coming into the game for the Yankees was the debut of Corey Kluber. The new Yankees’ starter has missed nearly the entirety of the last two seasons with injury. When someone misses that amount of time, there’s plenty of reasons to have some concern, no matter the player’s pedigree.
While his outing wasn’t perfect by any means, there’s plenty of reasons to be intrigued after first start as a Yankee. In four innings, Kluber allowed two runs on two runs on five hits and three walks with two wild pitches and a hit by pitch.