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Luke Weaver can’t bail Devin Williams out as Yankees lose late to Padres
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Luke Weaver can’t bail Devin Williams out as Yankees lose late to Padres

Last updated: May 6, 2025 3:57 am
Editorial Board Published May 6, 2025
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With the Yankees main 3-0 within the eighth inning of Monday’s series-opener in opposition to the Padres, Aaron Boone turned to Devin Williams.

The fitting-hander had been sharp since being eliminated because the Yankees’ nearer, however his short-lived stretch of success got here to an finish after a one-out stroll to former Yankee Tyler Wade, a single from ex-Yankees prospect Brandon Lockridge and a two-out stroll to Luis Arraez. With the bases loaded and two away – Padres supervisor Mike Shildt earned an ejection with a fiery tirade after a Fernando Tatis Jr. strikeout — Boone was pressured to name on Luke Weaver.

Weaver has been dealing with the Yankees’ save alternatives since Williams misplaced that duty, however he did not bail his fellow reliever out as Manny Machado smoked a two-run double to place San Diego down one. Xander Bogaerts then added two extra runs with a line drive single to middle.

The knock gave San Diego a 4-3 lead, a rating that held because the Yankees misplaced the twice-delayed, wet affair.

Whereas Weaver surrendered the decisive hits – he entered with a 0.00 ERA – three of the Padres’ 4 eighth-inning runs had been charged to Williams. Williams has now allowed 13 earned runs this season – the identical whole he mixed for in 2023 and 2024 with Milwaukee – and has a ten.03 ERA.

His newest poor efficiency and Weaver’s inadequate follow-up wasted one other spectacular outing from Carlos Rodón, who logged his fourth straight high quality begin. The left-hander, leaning totally on his heater, slider and changeup, blanked San Diego for six.2 innings whereas allowing simply three hits and placing out 5 over 95 pitches.

Rodón, who entered the sport with an 11.6 BB% – the fifth-highest mark within the league – additionally issued only one free move regardless of the slippery circumstances.

With simply two earned runs allowed over his final 4 outings, Rodón now has a 2.96 ERA this season after some earlier begins had been doomed by walks and longballs.

Rodón wasn’t the one Yankee who continued to be the very best model of himself on Monday, as Trent Grisham prolonged his splendid begin to the season with a two-run homer off Nick Pivetta within the third inning for his ninth longball of the season.

A Padre from 2020-2023, Grisham joined the Yankees within the Juan Soto commerce two offseasons in the past. The Bombers hardly used the proficient defender in 2024, as Grisham solely appeared in 76 video games.

Now a near-everyday participant within the Yankees’ crowded outfield and a go-to leadoff possibility, Grisham has already matched his 2024 dwelling run whole and owns an sudden 1.010 OPS.

The Yankees added a run within the sixth inning after Paul Goldschmidt singled, stole second base and superior to 3rd on a throwing error from Padres catcher Elias Díaz. Anthony Volpe, again from a banged-up shoulder, introduced Goldschmidt dwelling with a sac fly, however that wasn’t sufficient to guard in opposition to the Padres’ comeback efforts.

With the first-place Yankees falling to the second-place Padres, the 2 groups will hope for higher climate on Tuesday, although that’s not essentially within the forecast.

An intriguing pitching matchup is, nevertheless, as Clarke Schmidt will face former Yankees teammate Michael King.

The 2 uber-confident righties and mates noticed their names talked about in rumors previous to the Soto deal, however San Diego insisted on King after he transitioned from the bullpen to the Yankees’ rotation down the stretch in 2023. King has continued to shine as starter, recording a 2.80 ERA over 212.1 innings for the reason that commerce.

That led Aaron Boone to name him a “beast” on Monday.

“He’s become everything you would have hoped for,” the skipper added. “I can’t say I’m surprised.”

Schmidt, in the meantime, has a 5.52 ERA by three begins after nagging accidents delayed his season debut. He was really supposed to begin on Saturday in opposition to the Rays, however left flank soreness bumped him to Tuesday and arrange the duel with King.

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