Greg Giannotti (Gio)

Swing and a miss struck him.

The dominant performance by Cam Schlittler here in Seattle.

He's retired the last 14 men that he's faced.

He struck out seven, dominating in a 4-0 Yankee lead.

That's Dave Sims here on the fan, and Schlittler would make it 15 in a row to begin the seventh inning before he was lifted at 79 pitches.

Yanks went on to beat the Mariners 5-3, taking the rubber game of the series.

Schlittler now unscored upon across two starts, no walks either, and had a little bit of everything working in this one.

I love listening to David Cohn actually break all this stuff down.

He's really good.

When a pitcher's on like this, man, man.

This kid's got star written all over him.

Yes, he does.

He's got a relaxed look on his face out on the mound.

He's got a very easy windup.

And, man, he slings it.

They're going to use every pun in the world with his name on the back page of the New York Post and the headlines on NYPost.com.

Did you check?

I actually did not, but, you know.

Like, holy schlit.

Yeah, they had good schlit the other day.