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7 K's, 6 zeros, a pass interference call: Cole's latest outing had it all

CHICAGO — Gerrit Cole’s evening began with a tongue-in-cheek call of pass interference and a smattering of verbal fireworks directed toward the umpiring crew. It concluded with high fives throughout the Yankees’ dugout.

Cole struck out seven over six scoreless innings on Tuesday, continuing to pick up momentum in his return from Tommy John surgery in a 3-2 victory over the White Sox at Rate Field. Yankees manager Aaron Boone said his ace seems to have “his competitive sea legs” under him now, and Cole agrees.

“My instincts are sharper, my reads are better,” Cole said. “I’m in the flow of things. I’m getting pitch ideas or pitch locations that are proving to be the right ones. That comes with sharpening up all facets of the game, and our catchers have been great. They deserve a lot of credit for the run prevention.”

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Cole shines on mound, Yankees withstand late scare to defeat White Sox

Cole overpowered the White Sox for six innings; David Bednar bent but didn’t break in the ninth.

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The one-sentence recap for the first two games of the Yankees’ series with the White Sox: all’s well that ends well.

Was it ideal that the Bombers fell behind on Monday night, struggled to put the Sox away when they gained a lead, and forced their closer to grab the final out? Not exactly, but they got the win. Was it ideal that the Yankees failed to add any insurance runs to the three-run lead they grabbed in the second inning tonight? Not exactly, but they got the win. Was it ideal that David Bednar had to take the mound for the fourth time in five games, losing his 24.2-inning scoreless streak on a two-run homer that made it close right at the end? Not exactly, but they got the win.

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