The Latest Breaking News from Luis Severino

NEW YORK — At its face, the Yankees’ 7-6 win over the Reds in 10 innings on Wednesday was everything they could want.

The past week hasn’t been good to the idea that the Yankees are an unbeatable machine, one that’s destined for a long-awaited return to the mountaintop.

NEW YORK — Aaron Judge wasted no time on Saturday. The Yankees slugger took the first pitch he saw from Tigers rookie Beau Brieske and drove it deep into the right-center field seats. With another sterling pitching performance, that Judge blow was about all the Yankees needed for their 3-0…

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – It was Tampa Bay’s .150-hitting infielder Taylor Walls who, after a loss in the first game of this four-game series, called the Yankees “very beatable.”

BALTIMORE — Luis Severino had been fine for the most part this season, but he had yet to find his pre-injury All-Star form for an entire outing.

NEW YORK — When Yimi Garcia hit Josh Donaldson in the sixth inning of Tuesday’s game, the Yankees were ready in the dugout – Aaron Judge, already slinging his leg over the railing, Miguel Castro looking like a cat ready to pounce.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Yankees started the second month of the season the way they finished the first. And they ended the first day of May with the best record in baseball after rallying to beat the Royals, 6-4, at Kauffman Stadium on Sunday.

NEW YORK — Anthony Rizzo continues to show why, once the Yankees failed in their attempt at trading for Oakland’s Matt Olson, he was their top choice on the free-agent market to fill their needs at first base.

DETROIT — The magic number is down to one.