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Yamamoto Throws Complete Game as Dodgers Rout Yankees in Doubleheader Opener

Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s nine‑inning four‑hit outing eases pressure on Los Angeles’ bullpen, signaling how dominant starting pitching is shaping late‑season roster choices.

Overview

  • Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched a complete game in an 8-2 Dodgers win over the Yankees in the morning half of Sunday’s rain‑forced day‑night doubleheader, allowing four hits with seven strikeouts and no walks.
  • The Dodgers broke the game open with a multi‑run eighth inning and used Yamamoto’s efficiency to set up a rested bullpen for the nightcap.
  • Detroit continued its hot stretch after Hao‑Yu Lee’s two‑run, two‑out double lifted the Tigers to a 2-1 comeback win over the Angels on July 17 and Casey Mize was scheduled to start in the series finale as the Tigers chase more wins.
  • The Mariners won a 10‑inning game in Seattle when Cole Young hit a three‑run homer to tie the game and Julio Rodríguez delivered a 10th‑inning sacrifice fly in his first game back from the concussion injured list.
  • Across the league teams are juggling lineup gaps and governance issues as they plan for the Aug. 3 trade deadline, with the Yankees managing absences for Aaron Judge, Anthony Volpe and Paul Goldschmidt, the Mets facing a report of unauthorized AI use on league iPads and Tigers arms such as Tarik Skubal being mentioned as potential deadline targets.