Luke Weaver dominates in Yankees’ rarity for the third day in a row

Luke Weaver switched the teams four times between the last two occasions that the Yankees have three days in a row in the regular season to work three days in a row.

Yes, it was a long time ago.

The journeyman, which Lockdown has become closer, recorded the last three outs of a 1-0 victory against the Rangers on Thursday to end a series-sweyep with a victory, and two parades while threw only 18 parking spaces.

“It is much less stressful if you can simply get them out faster,” said Weaver.

Manager Aaron Boone recently asked a reliever (Aroldis Chapman) to play on September 15, 2021 for a third day the regular season in a row. That was still a common series of the mill in the middle of a playoff race as Weaver after the diamondbacks and not an ordinary series, so why Boone will break its rules?

“He had been free for a few days and two nights were two parking spaces,” said Boone. “With the low volume, it would be a pure situation today.

The conversation was a bit more complex for Weaver, who also had a rubber arm for the Yankees during her run into the 2024 World Series.

“Sometimes it is really good to be efficient, but it also enables you to be available,” said Weaver. “I think there are moments when you have to make sure that you are not necessarily 100 percent just because you didn’t throw a lot of pitches. It was one of these discussions in which it was:” If you don’t tell us otherwise, what do you want to do? “”

The Yankees Bullpen is without Fernando Cruz, who goes to the injured list. Ian Hamilton had set up days in a row. Yerry de Los Santos has achieved a 25-year trip, and Jonathan Loáisiga has not set up for two days since the exception of the injured list.

“I am aware of the situation,” said Weaver. “Of course I wanted it. I didn’t throw a lot of parking spaces, so I had no excuse. It was time to do my job when I closely closed the game. Fortunately, it went like this and (now) they simply return to the recovery group.”

Weaver protected the 1-0 lead and sat on two fly failures and a strike by Jonah Heim on the middle third of the Rangers line-up.

With his 18-pitch series, he shaved his era for a tiny 0.40.

“It’s pretty impressive,” said Carlos Rodón after winning the victory with six goalless innings. “Efficient. To be only the boys and dominant. Just like last year. He was so great for us.”

Weaver has reclaimed the closer role of Devin Williams, whose fights are reduced as a setup man.

He does not have the need to found his strike numbers like some conclusions.

“It’s about beating one as soon as possible,” said Weaver. “I don’t necessarily want to reach two strikes every time. I want to be efficient, come back the next day, invite the arm and body and breathe the people in the shelter and fans in the stands easier.”