Yankees' Cam Schlittler pitching himself into legendary status after another dominant postseason start
Yankees Game 1 starter Cam Schlittler pitched another scoreless start against the Red Sox on Tuesday night, and he's quickly becoming a legend in pinstripes.
Cam Schlittler's dominant postseason start catapults him into legendary pitcher company. The Yankees' ace struck out 10 batters over 6.1 innings, allowing two hits in their 9-0 win over the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. Schlittler has now achieved two scoreless playoff starts with at least 10 strikeouts in his career, a rare feat accomplished by only five pitchers in history.
Justin Verlander, Sandy Koufax, Randy Johnson, Kevin Brown, and Cliff Lee are among them. Schlittler acknowledged that postseason dominance is crucial for earning legend status, emphasizing the importance of securing victories for his team. The Yankees advance to the next round of the AL Wild Card Series with a win in Game 2. Schlittler's exceptional performance has earned him the AL Cy Young Award, and he displayed his remarkable skills once again by utilizing his curveball effectively to keep the Red Sox hitters at bay.
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