New York finished with five home runs Wednesday night and 14 in the series sweep of the Rays, tying a major league record (Reds, 1999) for most homers in a two-game series.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone appeared to partially retract comments he made earlier Tuesday on the state of Aaron Judge's arm.

Schlittler struck out Simpson, the Rays' leadoff man, looking at a 97-mph fastball on the inside corner to start a 1-2-3, 11-pitch bottom half and he made it six-up, six-down with an 11-pitch second, striking out Feduccia swinging at a 99-mph fastball to end the inning. Schlittler was at just 66 pitches through six.

The Rays have entered the game as favorites 60 times this season and won 35, or 58.3%, of those games.

The San Francisco Giants right-hander fielded a comebacker with one out and runners at the corners.

The Padres are -156 money line favorites (wager $156 to win $100) in the latest SportsLine consensus odds, while the Giants are +130 underdogs (wager $100 to win $130).