NEW YORK — Here are the lineups between the Yankees and the White Sox for Sunday’s series finale at Yankee Stadium.
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1. DJ LeMahieu, 2B
2. Luke Voit, 1B
3. Aaron Judge, DH
4. Gio Urshela, 3B
5. Gleyber Torres, SS
6. Gary Sanchez, C
7. Miguel Andujar, LF
8. Clint Frazier, RF
9. Brett Gardner, CF
Jameson Taillon, RHP
From the Yankees after Saturday’s win over the White Sox:
The Yankees have won a season-high-tying five straight games (also a five-game winning streak from 4/30-5/5). With today’s win, clinched a series win…have won eight of their last nine series, including each of their last seven series…their seven-series winning streak is their longest a nine-series streak from 5/3-6/2/19. Are undefeated in their last 10 series (8-0-2) after losing four of their first five series of the season (1-4-0)…marks their longest undefeated series
streak since a 12-series streak from 6/11(G1)-7/24/19 (8-0-4). Are 11-3 in their last 14G, 16-5 in their last 21G, 18-6 in their last 24G and 21-8 in their last 29G. Since their five-game losing streak from 4/13-18, are 22-9 (.710) since 4/20, the most wins and the best win percentage in the Majors over that span. At 27-19, are a season-high eight-games over .500. Yankees pitchers have allowed just 1R over their last four games, marking the third time in franchise history the Yankees have allowed 1R-or- fewer over a four-game span (also 1R in 4G – 4/3-6/2002 and 0R in 4G – 5/11-16/1932). Have tossed eight shutouts this season, the most in the Majors (San Francisco and Los Angeles-NL entered today with seven and have not played yet)…marks just the fourth time in franchise history the Yankees have recorded at least eight shutouts through their first 46 games of the season (nine in 1910 and 1958; eight in 1955).
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