Yankees manager Aaron Boone gave an interesting comment on Max Fried's controversial bid for a no-hitter on Sunday.

Scorekeeper Bill Matthews controversially overturned a Paul Goldschmidt error on a Chandler Simpson sixth-inning ground ball.

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New York Yankees pitcher Max Fried missed a no-hitter in the eighth inning when the official scorer changed a previous ...

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In a thrilling display of pitching prowess, Max Fried led the New York Yankees to a decisive 4-0 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Fried's stellar performance not only ...

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While Yankees fans were furious with the official scorer, Boone had his sights set on the umpiring crew.

The sent Yankees announcer Michael Kay into a furious rant about the scorer's decision to wait a few innings to make that change. After the game, the scorer, Bill Matthews, had a very short ...

Rays official scorer Bill Mathews said, "I made a decision" when asked why he overturned Chandler Simpson's grounder in the 6th. He took no further questions and stayed silent.

Notes | While pitcher Max Fried and manager Aaron Boone were understanding, Michael Kay went on a lengthy rant.