NEW YORK \u2014 Pinch-hitter Graham Pauley had a go-ahead, two-run double in a four-run eighth inning, and the Miami Marlins held off the Yankees 7-6 on Sunday to stop New York\u2019s four-game winning streak.<\/p>\n
In a game that started after a 3-hour, 35-minute rain delay, Max Fried handed a 4-3 lead to the Yankees\u2019 bullpen with the help of two overturned calls on sixth-inning video reviews.<\/p>\n
Fernando Cruz and Jake Bird (1-1) walked consecutive batters with one out in the eighth and Bird loaded the bases when he plunked pinch-hitter Griffin Conine with a pitch. Pauley pulled a sweeper for a 5-4 lead and Xavier Edwards followed with a two-run single off Ryan Yarbrough through a drawn-in infield.<\/p>\n
John King (1-0) escaped a two-on jam in the seventh and Anthony Bender allowed Jazz Chisholm Jr.\u2019s two-run double with two outs in the ninth before striking out pinch-hitter J.C. Escarra with two on for his second save.<\/p>\n
New York dropped to 7-2 while the Marlins (6-3) salvaged the finale of a three-game series.<\/p>\n
Yankees closer David Bednar (33 pitches on Saturday) and setup men Tim Hill and Brent Headrick (pitched Friday and Saturday) weren\u2019t used.<\/p>\n
Miami was successful on 10 of 11 ABS challenges in the series before losing two in the ninth inning.<\/p>\n
New York was 2 for 12 with runners in scoring position, dropping to 6 for 38 in the series. The Yankees walked 30 times, two more than the previous franchise record for a three-game series set in 1934.<\/p>\n
Fried, who entered with 13 1\/3 scoreless innings, allowed three runs, five hits and three walks over 6 2\/3 innings.<\/p>\n