Summary
The New York Yankees are down 0-2 against the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League Division Series (ALDS). Aaron Judge, a key player for the Yankees, remains optimistic despite the team's challenging position, citing past experiences where the team overcame tough situations. The Yankees will need to win the next three games to continue in the playoffs.
Key Facts
- The Yankees are currently losing 0-2 in their playoff series against the Blue Jays.
- They had to play in the wild card round and beat the Boston Red Sox to reach the ALDS.
- In Game 1 against the Blue Jays, the Yankees' bullpen struggled.
- Blue Jays rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage pitched the first five innings of Game 2 without allowing any runs against the Yankees.
- Aaron Judge, a prominent player on the Yankees, expressed hope and referenced past comebacks.
- The Yankees previously overcame a similar situation against Boston, needing consecutive wins.
- The next game (Game 3) will take place on Tuesday night.
- To advance, the Yankees must win the next three games in the series.
