""Obviously, it feels like the world's caving in around you, you lose two games like that in their building where it doesn't go right," Boone said. "But all of a sudden you go out there and win a ballgame on Tuesday, the needle can change. There's been a lot of weird things that have happened in baseball this year. This would not be the weirdest, us rallying.""
""We haven't lost any confidence," Boone said. "Obviously, they've had our number and gotten the better of us so far this year, but I don't think anyone in our room doesn't feel like we can't go out and beat them. We've got to play better. We've got to pitch and swing it better. But we're certainly capable of it, and we'll expect to do that on Tuesday night.""
New York faces elimination after losing the first two ALDS games in Toronto, falling 10-1 in Game 1 and 13-7 in Game 2 as Toronto posted 23 runs in the series' opening two games. The Yankees were held hitless through 5⅔ innings in Game 2 by Blue Jays rookie Trey Yesavage. New York has lost eight of nine in Toronto this season and went 2-4 at home against Toronto. The Yankees used seven relievers for 10⅓ innings across the first two ALDS games, leaving the bullpen taxed. Manager Aaron Boone expressed confidence that a Game 3 win at home could change momentum.
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