Live Updates: New York Yankees at Philadelphia Phillies — Spring Training Game 27
CLEARWATER, Fla. — The Yankees are back in Clearwater for the second time this week for the final road game of the spring.
New York takes on the Phillies for the eighth time this month, bringing a slew of starters and right-hander Corey Kluber over from Tampa.
Before first pitch from BayCare Ballpark, here are this afternoon's starting lineups and some related reading.
New York Yankees
DJ LeMahieu 3B
Gleyber Torres SS
Aaron Hicks CF
Jay Bruce 1B
Clint Frazier RF
Gary Sánchez C
Mike Tauchman LF
Austin Wells DH
Tyler Wade 2B
Corey Kluber SP
Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Gio Urshela didn't make the trip over to Clearwater. Jay Bruce is now New York's starting first baseman after Luke Voit's partial meniscus tear in his left knee.
Philadelphia Phillies
Andrew McCutchen LF
Rhys Hoskins 1B
Bryce Harper RF
Alec Bohm 3B
Didi Gregorius SS
Jean Segura 2B
Brad Miller DH
Odúbel Herrera CF
Andrew Knapp C
Zack Wheeler SP
Domingo Germán is scheduled to pitch in Monday's spring training finale at George M. Steinbrenner Field against the Tigers.
RELATED READING:
- Jay Bruce Is Eager to Take Advantage of Starting Opportunity With Yankees
- Yankees' Justin Wilson Starts Throwing Again; Will He Be Back in Time For Opening Day?
- When Luke Voit Is Expected to Return From Left Knee Surgery
Yankees manager Aaron Boone also revealed the order of New York's starting rotation for the beginning of the regular season on Sunday. Here's the latest and what it means:
Yankees Reveal Order of Starting Rotation to Start Regular Season
Check back in right here once this game gets underway for live updates, some video and more. And as always, be sure to follow @MaxTGoodman for coverage as we head to the regular season.
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Second inning
After a quiet first for both sides, Jay Bruce hits a booming double off the wall in right-center field. He was eventually stranded on third, though.
Third inning
Corey Kluber ran into some trouble in the third. After loading the bases, the right-hander plunked Didi Gregorius to bring in Philly's first run. Then, a sac fly from Jean Segura to left makes it 2-0.
It's also worth noting that Mike Tauchman left this game after fouling a pitch off the inside of his right ankle. He struck out and stayed in the game in the bottom of the second, but was replaced in the bottom of the third.
Fifth inning
New York gets on the board as Clint Frazier scores on a sacrifice fly. Frazier grimaced at third base after stealing second and advancing to third on an errant throw. He stayed in the game, though.
Seventh inning
Phillies extend their lead to 5-1 as Nick Maton delivers an RBI double to the center field wall, following by another RBI double from Luis Garcia. Then, Bryson Stott ripped an RBI single for the third run of the inning off Luis Cessa.
Ninth inning
Thairo Estrada goes yard to left field, making the score 6-2. Pretty much all of the starters have come out of the game at this point for both teams.
FINAL: Yankees 2, Phillies 6
That'll do it. Estrada's home run was the seventh hit of the day for New York, but they only managed to score two runs against Philly this afternoon.
The Yankees are back in action on Monday at home against the Tigers, the final game of spring training.
Thank you for following along as always and we'll see you back here one last time before the regular season on Monday afternoon!