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Toronto Blue Jays launcher Kevin Gausman had an approximate exit against the New York Yankees on Sunday in the first game of a double head.
Gausman allowed six races and walked five and was removed from the game in the middle of a third ticket of 53 releases. While walking back to the shelter, Gausman was expelled from the game by the referee of the Chris Conroy dish. While he was in the shelter, the veteran launcher warm gave a spill down the steps to the Club house.
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The Toronto Blue Jays launcher, Kevin Gausman, throws during the first game of a double head against the Yankees in New York on April 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)
It was a bad day everywhere.
“When I left the mound, I let him know that he was going to see his evil weapon,” Gausman told journalists after the game.
“There were probably at least three releases that I know were attacks,” he said. “The most frustrating thing was to see what (the opener of the Yankees Max Freid) was getting. He is going down the pitches, and if you are not calling me, why are you going to call it?”
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The recipient of the Toronto Blue Jays, Alejandro Kirk, on the left, and the pitcher Kevin Gausman, on the right, talk to the launchers coach Pete Walker during the third entry of the first game of a double red against the Yankees in New York on April 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)
The Manager of the Balejos, John Schneider, joined him later in the game to argue a strike called Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
The entrance of 53 bridges from Gausman was the largest amount of launches of any person in an entrance since the pitches of the Pittsburgh pirates, Cam Vieaux, launched 56 in an eighth entry of eight races against the Milwaukee brewers on July 1, 2022, according to the Elias Sports Office.
The two-time All-Star had an effectiveness of 3.16 in the game against the Yankees. He shot 4.50 once his excursion ended.
The Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider, Centro, speaks with referee Chris Conroy during the fifth entry of the first game of a double head against the Yankees in New York on April 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)
New York won the first double-headed game, 11-2. The Yankees continued with a 5-1 victory in game 2.
