“What we’re doing right now is just unsustainable,” catcher Kyle Higashioka said. Booed repeatedly by angry fans, the Yankees have scored two runs or fewer in 12 of those games. 214 batting average since Aaron Judge tore a ligament in his right big toe on June 3. New York lost its third straight, dropping to 13-16 with a major league-low.
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Chicago had lost eight regular-season games in the Bronx plus two each as the Yankees swept the 19 World Series. But it does feel good on this stage in New York City to have a good night."Ĭody Bellinger hit his ninth home run for the Cubs, who had been 0-12 at Yankee Stadium old and new. This wasn’t like any sort of revenge game or anything like that. “I have a lot of love for those guys over there, so it’s not like I wanted to stick it to them. “I just needed an outing like this period,” Taillon said. Now bearded after two clean-cut seasons in pinstripes, Taillon became the first former-Yankee to pitch eight or more innings and allow no more than one hit at Yankee Stadium old or new, according to Opta. “The secondary stuff he was landing at will. “Best Cub outing I think he’s had,” manager David Ross said. Taillon (3-6) struck out four, set his season high for innings and didn’t allow a runner past first base in his first victory since June 13. The 31-year-old right-hander entered 2-6 with a 6.93 ERA but retired 23 of 26 batters, limiting the Yankees to just Gleyber Torres’ single to center in the first and a pair of walks. “I don’t know if Cubs fans truly know exactly what I’m about when I’m good or when I’m right,” Taillon said by his corner locker in the Chicago clubhouse.Ī coffee connoisseur who kept a machine in his Yankees locker, Taillon went 22-11 with New York in 2021 and '22, then agreed in December to $68 million, four-year contract with Chicago. Taillon allowed one hit over eight innings to outpitch Carlos Rodón in the All-Star’s injury-delayed Yankees debut and lift the Chicago Cubs over New York 3-0 on Friday night for their first-ever victory in the Bronx. He had a caffeinated return to the Bronx. Upon closer inspection, the large red “C” did not have “ubs” after it, instead there was “offee.” We're happy we could help restore our clients peace of mind and allow them to return to their scheduled construction work.NEW YORK – At first glance, Jameson Taillon appeared to wear a blue T-shirt with a Cubs logo. As always, there were no out-of-pocket expenses for our client, and everything was 100% paid for by their insurance company. Our teams worked 3 shifts per day and were able to complete the job within 72hrs. Given the strict deadline we were facing and the importance of the complex as future affordable housing we immediately got to work restoring the flood damage. Being that it was an active construction site, the building was filled with debris, sharp tools and heavy equipment that needed to be removed.Street closures around the building made access to the job site difficult.The apartment building was slated to become affordable housing and absolutely needed to be completed on time.This project presented its own set of unique challenges that we had to navigate: All told, our client was facing 3 million dollars’ worth of property damage. Construction materials such as metal pipes, wires and heavy equipment were left floating in the flood water and needed to be cleared out and discarded or properly dried out and restored. Mixed with the flood water were remnants of mud and silt coating every surface. The basement was under 8ft of water and 2ft of water had spread throughout the first floor.
Upon arrival we found the magnitude of the flood damage was extreme.
Luckily, it was TRI to the rescue and within 1 hour of being contacted we were on the scene assessing the damage and taking the proper steps to restore the property. The subsequent damage spread far and fast throughout the basement and first floor, requiring immediate action. in Bronx, NY that suffered the misfortune of a major water main break. This past January, we received a call about an under-construction apartment building located on Jerome Ave.
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