Greg Giannotti (Gio)

But do not do any media other than that.

You know, we pay you enough, for God's sakes.

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Another big-time start from Cam Schlittler yesterday out in Seattle.

Six and a third, two-hit shutout ball for him, no walks, seven strikeouts.

So he is now the first pitcher in Yankees history with no runs allowed, no walks, and 15 or more strikeouts across any two-game, or I guess in this case, two-start span.

Pretty nice numbers for him right out of the gate.

He left with a 4-0 lead.

Things got a little uncomfortable in the eighth with the Mariners playing a couple of runs off the combination of Camilo Duval and David Bednar.

So 4-2 going to the ninth inning until Ben Rice would add some insurance for the visiting Yankees.

Swing on a deep drive.

Right field.

Canzone going back.

Look it up.

Goodbye.

Ben Rice with a big, big home run.

They give the Mariners, give the Yankees a little extra cushion here at T-Mobile Park.

I got it all.

You got it all going, Jay.