'That game is 100 percent on me': Jarren Duran blames himself for loss to Yankees

"As I was coming in, I thought it was hit a little harder than it was. I gained more ground than I thought. I didn't really have to go into a full dive there."

""This one's going to sting a little bit," Duran said. "I know that game is 100 percent on me. If I make that play, Trevor [Story] hits the homer, we take the lead. But I messed it up. I gave them momentum.""

""I'm going to have to wear that one.""

Jarren Duran charged a shallow fly ball with two outs in the fifth inning and failed to secure the catch, allowing Trent Grisham to score and giving the Yankees a 3-2 lead. The official scorer ruled the play a single, but Duran accepted full responsibility and called the play his error. Duran said he played deep on Aaron Judge, thought the ball was hit harder, and gained more ground than necessary. He acknowledged the mistake would sting, that the game was on him, and said he will think about it briefly before focusing on redemption and the team bouncing back.

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