The New York Yankees' overpowering offense in the early season has alleviated pressure on their pitchers, allowing them more leeway in game performance. Marcus Stroman, the Yankees' No. 3 starter for the season, experienced this benefit during a recent matchup against the Brewers, where he allowed three runs but still secured a win due to the team's high-scoring performance. Manager Aaron Boone praised Stroman's overall execution despite minor flaws, highlighting improved defense which supported the pitching efforts. The team's strong start and error-free defense signal a promising season ahead.
"I thought I threw the ball pretty well," Stroman said. "Made a few bad pitches, but overall... to keep this offense in the game is definitely key."
"Bauers got him. Would have liked to have gotten him through [five] there, but... I thought he carried that in and had a pretty sharp first outing."
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