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Cam Schlittler dominant again yesterday out in Seattle.

Six and a third of two-hit shutout ball.

No walks, seven strikeouts.

So he and Max Fried are both pitching to an ERA of zero through their first two starts.

That's pretty good.

Schlittler, the first pitcher in Yankees history with no runs allowed, no walks, and 15 or more strikeouts in any...

Two-game span, so he is putting himself right in the mix there early in the season.

So he leaves the game with a 4-0 lead, but things did get a little dicey in the eighth with the Mariners putting a couple of runs across on the combo of Camilo Duval and David Bednar.

So 4-2 going to the ninth until Ben Rice added some insurance and apparently sent Dave Sims back in time along the way here on the fan.

2-1 pitch.

Swing on a deep drive.

So he held together for 26 innings in Seattle, but it bit him there in the top of the ninth.

So it happens to the best of them, you know?

Way to go, Ichiro.

We all get tripped up from time to time.

20 years?

I don't even know the number, but it was definitely a long time.

To the point where his son's still living out there.

He's got roots there.

Knows a lot of those guys.