For the first time in their 124-season history, the New York Yankees have thrown back-to-back shutouts to start a season. The Yankees blanked the San Francisco Giants behind Max Fried on Wednesday (7-0) and Cam Schlittler on Friday (3-0) to begin the season 2-0. The Giants were one-hit Friday and are the first team ever with no runs and five or fewer hits in their first two games of a season. Needless to say, this is not the start new Giants manager Tony Vitello envisioned to begin his MLB career. The former University of Tennessee head coach is still looking for his first big-league run, nevermind his first big-league win. He took the blame for the back-to-back shutout losses after Friday's...
