The New York Yankees have made a historic start to the 2026 MLB season, culminating in a 5-0 victory over the Mariners, with their pitching staff allowing just three earned runs in the first five games—tying the MLB record set by the 1943 Cardinals. Manager Aaron Boone acknowledged the unexpected dominance, while pitcher Max Fried impressed with 6.1 and 7 scoreless innings in his first two starts. The Yankees, now 4-1, aim to continue their success with Cam Schlittler set to pitch in the next game. Fried’s strong performance has placed him in Yankees history, tied for two scoreless starts to begin a season.
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