Two more strikeouts for Carlos Rodon in a 1-2-3 top of the fifth. He has nine strikeouts for the game and needed only 11 pitches to finish out the frame.

Rodon has allowed only two hits through five innings on 70 pitches.

Pedro Avila gets three fly ball outs, though one scored a run. Aaron Judge, Austin Wells and Giancarlo Stanton each fly out, and the Guardians finally get out of the fourth inning.

Yankees lead 4–0 on an Aaron Judge sacrifice fly to center field.

Joey Cantillo's control continues to be an issue. After bouncing two wild pitches and letting two runs score in the third, the left-hander threw two more wild pitches.

He walked Gleyber Torres to lead off the frame. Torres then advanced to second with another wild pitch, throwing a curveball that didn't curve and went high over Bo Naylor. One more bounced pitch moved Torres to third.

After walking Juan Soto, Cantillo is out. Runners on first and third with no outs as Pedro Avila takes the mound for Cleveland.

The fourth inning was where Carlos Rodon ran into trouble during his ALDS Game 2 start versus the Royals.

But he cruises through the fourth against the Guardians, getting Jose Ramirez to line out to center feld before striking out Lane Thomas and Josh Naylor to end the frame.

Joey Cantillo bounced another pitch in front of home plate, and Bo Naylor can't block it. That brings home Giancarlo Stanton for a 3–0 Yankees lead.

Cantillo struck out Alex Verdugo to end the third, but his wildness cost the Guardians.

Joey Cantillo skips a pitch in front of the plate for a wild pitch. Bo Naylor can't get it, and Aaron Judge scores for a 2–0 Yankees lead.

Cantillo then walked Anthony Rizzo to reload the bases, prompting a visit from Guardians pitching coach Carl Willis.

Alex Cobb walked Giancarlo Stanton after being checked on by trainers. That was followed by getting Jazz Chisholm Jr. to fly out to left. But after walking Anthony Volpe to load the bases, Stephen Vogt got his starting pitcher out of the game.

Left-hander Joey Cantillo is in for the Guardians to face Anthony Rizzo.

After walking Aaron Judge on seven pitches, trainers come out to check on Alex Cobb. He's been dealing with a blister and cracked fingernail.

He's staying in the game, however, and struck out Austin Wells on a splitter.

Carlos Rodon sandwiched strikeouts of Brayan Rocchio and David Fry around a Steven Kwan flyout to left field. He finished the top of the third in 10 pitches.

Alex Cobb has better control of his sinker than he did in ALDS Game 3 versus Detroit. He struck out Jazz Chisholm Jr. with it, then got Anthony Volpe to ground out to third.

But Anthony Rizzo hit that sinker for a single in his return to the Yankees lineup. That was followed by another single from Alex Verdugo.

Cobb finished the inning by getting Gleyber Torres to ground out to third.

After Josh Naylor struck out to lead off the second, Jhonkensy Noel got a one-out single. But Carlos Rodon retired Bo Naylor on a fly out to right field and struck out Andres Gimenez to get out of the inning.

Carlos Rodon struck Josh Naylor out with a slider to begin the top of the second inning.

Was this Taylor and Travis' first sighting on the TBS telecast or was this only shown on MLB's Twitter account?

After allowing two consecutive singles to begin the bottom of the first, Alex Cobb struck out Aaron Judge, got Austin Wells to ground out to second base, and ended the inning with Giancarlo Stanton flying out to left field.

(Did the wind hold up that fly ball? Maybe...)

Aaron Judge struck out looking. But Alex Cobb got an extremely generous call on a splitter that was low and inside, way out of the strike zone.

Gleyber Torres and Juan Soto have both hit singles to begin the bottom of the first.

Two runners on, no outs.

Carlos Rodon gave up a one-out single to David Fry after retiring Steven Kwan. But he followed up by getting Jose Ramirez to fly out and striking out ALDS Game 5 hero Lane Thomas.

Yankees coming up in the bottom of the first.

Jose Ramirez's fly ball to right field ran into the strong wind blowing in at the part of Yankee Stadium.

Steven Kwan flys out to lead off the top of the first inning. But he grinded out a nine-pitch at-bat versus Carlos Rodon.

It'll be OK, folks. We're all used to this now, right?

Travis Kelce is rooting for his hometown Guardians.

Carlos Rodon gets the starting nod for the Yankees. He started Game 2 of the ALDS versus Kansas City.

Alex Cobb gets the start for Cleveland. He's been the No. 3 starter in the Guardians' postseason rotation: