Jeremy Guthrie has gotten a look at every member of the Yankees lineup in the first inning, which is going to make it tough for him to stretch out to three or four innings. He allowed the first five batters to reach base, allowed five hits and was probably fortunate to get back to the dugout down only three runs.
Nick Johnson doubled home the first Yankees run. Robinson Cano singled in the second run and Juan Miranda brought home the third with a sacrifice fly.
Guthrie threw 36 pitches in the first inning, 22 for strikes.
Instant update: Jeremy proved me wrong. He was able to get through 3 1/3 innings before giving way to the bullpen. He threw 63 pitches, 41 for strikes, and allowed four runs on eight hits.