Aaron Boone praises Yankees bullpen after win over Dodgers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 3:40 AM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026
The New York Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 on July 19, with manager Aaron Boone commending his pitching staff's performance. Five pitchers combined to limit the Dodgers to one run on four hits, with Ryan Yarbrough starting and striking out key hitters. David Bednar earned the save, marking his 17th consecutive scoreless appearance. Boone highlighted the bullpen's effective strategy to navigate a challenging Dodgers lineup, especially noting Yarbrough's efficient pitching and Bednar's ability to close the game despite pressure situations. The Yankees aim to build on this win as they continue their season.
- •Yankees hold Dodgers to one run in game on July 19.
- •Ryan Yarbrough and David Bednar key to bullpen success.
- •Boone praises pitchers for efficient performance.
- •Bednar's save extends his scoreless streak to 17 appearances.
- •Yankees seek to string wins together for first place.
- 3:40 AMYahoo Sports — Aaron Boone proud of Yankees bullpen's efforts to slow down Dodgers high-powered offense
"Yankees manager Aaron Boone complimented the pitching staff for holding the Los Angeles Dodgers at bay in a 2-1 win on Sunday night.
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