After an eight-game winning streak, the Yankees faced a tough challenge against the Blue Jays. Ramiro Mendoza struggled in his second start of the season, giving up multiple runs early. Despite a solid team performance previously, Mendoza allowed six runs in four innings, leading the Yankees into a deep deficit. On the other side, Chris Carpenter of the Blue Jays was exceptional, limiting the Yankees to minimal scoring opportunities. Consequently, the Yankees scored late, but their strong start to the season was met with a disappointing loss (7-2) in Toronto.
Yankees' Ramiro Mendoza struggled against the Blue Jays, allowing six runs over four innings, as the Yankees fell behind 7-0 before putting together any significant offense.
Toronto's Chris Carpenter dominated the Yankees lineup, allowing no more than three runners to reach base until the sixth inning and minimizing the Yankees' scoring opportunities.
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