NY Post | Greg Joyce: The Yankee offense let the team down on Thursday, mustering only two runs against the lowly Orioles. That wasn’t enough to protect the lead from a wild Clay Holmes pitching in a downpour, and the eventual extra-inning loss that followed. Joey Gallo hit a solo shot to provide half of the offense, and he thought he hit a dagger in the fifth inning when he lifted a ball deep to right-center with the bases loaded. A would-be grand slam died at the warning track thanks to the wind, but Gallo thought off the bat that the ball would be gone for sure.
Around the Empire: Yankees news - 9/17/21
