NEW YORK – Camilo Doval entered Saturday’s game when the Yankees still had a chance.
The right-hander exited four runs later, along with most of an annoyed and overheated Fourth of July crowd at Yankee Stadium.
This latest pinstriped loss wasn’t all Doval’s doing, as the Yankees fell behind by six runs against the Minnesota Twins.
All four of Doval’s runs were unearned, due to second baseman Jazz Chisholm’s error to open the eighth inning.
But Doval couldn’t pick up his team, and a three-run deficit quickly became an 11-4 Yankees loss – their eighth in the last nine games and threatening to fall five games behind the Tampa Bay Rays.
The right-hander exited four runs later, along with most of an annoyed and overheated Fourth of July crowd at Yankee Stadium.
This latest pinstriped loss wasn’t all Doval’s doing, as the Yankees fell behind by six runs against the Minnesota Twins.
All four of Doval’s runs were unearned, due to second baseman Jazz Chisholm’s error to open the eighth inning.
But Doval couldn’t pick up his team, and a three-run deficit quickly became an 11-4 Yankees loss – their eighth in the last nine games and threatening to fall five games behind the Tampa Bay Rays.
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