The Yankees’ first win Sunday was all about patience.
Their second victory was a mix of pitching and power.
The Yankees (17-11) flexed their versatility in a doubleheader sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays (13-15) in the Bronx, giving them a series victory over their American League East rival.
They won the first game, 11-2, on the strength of a six-run third inning in which the Yankees grinded out five walks against Blue Jays ace Kevin Gausman.
Gausman labored through 53 pitches during that high-stress inning and at one point issued three consecutive walks with two outs.