Verlander, Astros lose to Yankees
Verlander lost a regular-season start to the Yankees for the first time since June 2015 with Detroit.
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Verlander lost a regular-season start to the Yankees for the first time since June 2015 with Detroit.
After Joe Klecko and Fireman Ed got the green-clad crowd roaring "J-E-T-S! Jets! Jets! Jets!" four-time All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis took his spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Including last year's sweep in the ALCS, the Astros are 10-3 against the Yankees since the start of last season.
Showalter received a video tribute and a standing ovation from the fans in Baltimore.
Last year, Massapequa Coast became the first team from Long Island to reach the Little League World Series in over 40 years.
The Yankees are 57-52 and in last place in the AL East, 2 1/2 games behind the third wild card, the Blue Jays.
It was a battle of rookies and reserves as both teams rested their starters in the NFL's inaugural game of 2023.
While Aaron Rodgers waits for his time, Joe Klecko can now start calling Canton, Ohio, one of his homes.
Carlos Carrasco allowed all six runs on eight hits and a walk over six innings in another poor start for the Mets.
Michael Massey hit a two-run double off rookie Kodai Senga in the first.
New York finished with 13 hits, the most since also getting 13 at Oakland on June 29.
Hours after the retooling Mets traded star pitcher Justin Verlander and two other players to cap a stunning deadline selloff, they blew a 6-4 lead provided by rookie Francisco Álvarez's two-run homer in the top of the 10th.
With Tuesday's 5-2 defeat, last-place New York dropped to 7-14 since July 4.
Multiple reports said the Astros were sending top outfield prospects Drew Gilbert and Ryan Clifford to New York.
The tie helped the U.S. team avoid the biggest upset in tournament history and was enough to ensure an advance to the knockout round.
