Carbon monoxide poisoning killed the 14-year-old son of former New York Yankees star Brett Gardner, a Costa Rican official announced on Wednesday. A toxicology report confirmed lethal levels of carboxyhemoglobin ― a compound that forms in exposure cases ― in the blood of Miller Gardner,

Gallen dazzled on Wednesday night, striking out 13 batters. New York's well-talked-about torpedo bats missed the mark when he was on the mound, leading to three measly hits (one double), proving good pitching remains the key to winning baseball games.

A low strikeout rate and high barrel rate have traditionally been the type of pitchers the Yankees have had so much success against. That’s because, for what amounts to essentially the Aaron Judge era, New York has been in the Top 5 in barrel rate and the Bottom 5 in strikeout rate. This season isn’t any different.