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Yankees Embarrassed by Lowly Athletics in Shutout Loss

  • On Saturday at Yankee Stadium, the Oakland Athletics defeated the Yankees 7-0, marking their first road win over New York in recent memory.
  • Clarke Schmidt's 28.2-inning scoreless streak ended after extra rest, when Brent Rooker homered in the fourth inning, breaking the Yankees' longest streak since 1958.
  • Nick Kurtz hit a three-run homer; JP Sears allowed two hits over 5 2/3 scoreless innings.
  • The Yankees' offense was shut out for the sixth time this season, managing only three hits in the 7-0 loss at Yankee Stadium.
  • The Yankees' June record drops to 12-13, scoring 98 runs and allowing 85, amid offensive struggles, while the Athletics gain confidence with strong batting stats.
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Nick Kurtz of A's hits 11th home run in 22-game span, 2 months after big league debut

NEW YORK (AP) — Nick Kurtz tried not to make too much of his latest home run, his 11th in 22 games. However, this one was special. “I am playing at Yankee Stadium. I grew up a Phillies fan,” the 22-year-old Athletics rookie said.

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