Blue Jays Yankees Plunge With Gem Tuscar HR And Guzman

NEW YORK – Kevin Gusman made seven sharp turns, and the Toronto Blue Jays became the latest team to eliminate the New York Yankees, beating the Middle East leaders 4-0 on Friday.

The Yankees were limited to four songs and didn’t have a single runner per second, losing for the 14th time in 18 games. They have been disqualified three times in the last six games and five times in the last 13.

Aaron Judge and his teammates have only been closed six times in the first 107 games of the season.

Teóscar Hernández helped the Blue Jays close through eight games from New York itself. It is the closest team to reach the top spot in the division since June 13.

Gusman (9-9) gave up four hits and walked one in a job that included seven hits. This was his third negative performance in four matches.

In those four starts, he has 1.75 ERA.

Lord Goriel Jr. had RBI burials in third before Alejandro Kirk edged out fourth by a single margin of Jameson Tywin (11-4). Hernandez came to hit a long distance at home to the left of center.

For the Blue Jays, Cuban Goriel 5-0 with RBI. Dominican Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 4-1, Hernandez 4-1 with a run and two RBIs, Santiago Espinal 1-0. The Mexican Kirk scored 4-3 inning.

For the Yankees, Venezuelan Jaliber Torres 3-1, Oswaldo Cabrera 3-1.