Live Updates: New York Yankees vs. Philadelphia Phillies — Spring Training Game 15

TAMPA — Domingo Germán takes the mound with a lineup full of starting position players as New York hosts the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday afternoon.
As we get set for first pitch, in Game 15 of Grapefruit League play, here are the complete starting lineups from both teams along with some related reading.
New York Yankees
DJ LeMahieu 2B
Aaron Judge RF
Aaron Hicks CF
Giancarlo Stanton DH
Gleyber Torres SS
Jay Bruce 1B
Gio Urshela 3B
Gary Sánchez C
Brett Gardner LF
Domingo Germán SP
Other than Clint Frazier and Luke Voit, this is as close to an Opening Day lineup as we've seen all spring! Many of these guys had the day off on Sunday when the team was in Dunedin playing the Blue Jays. In fact, only Jay Bruce is playing back-to-back games.
Philadelphia Phillies
Andrew McCutchen DH
Rhys Hoskins 1B
Didi Gregorius SS
Jean Segura 2B
Odúbel Herrera CF
Scott Kingery LF
C.J. Chatham 3B
Roman Quinn RF
Jeff Mathis C
Chase Anderson P
No Bryce Harper, as we saw last time the Phillies were in town, but still a lineup full of starters. Didi Gregorius is back in Tampa as well. A good test for Germán as he continues to battle for a rotation spot.
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Check back right here after this game gets underway for live updates, some video and all run-scoring moments from this contest at George M. Steinbrenner Field.
LIVE UPDATES
First inning
Domingo Germán allowed a leadoff single, but kept Philadelphia is held scoreless. Germán got Odúbel Herrera swinging to end the first frame.
Nothing doing for the Yankees in the bottom half as we head to the second!
It was an out, but my goodness did Giancarlo Stanton hit the baseball hard in his first at-bat...
Giancarlo Stanton just lined out straight to the left fielder on a ball he hit 120.1 mph 😳
— Max Goodman (@MaxTGoodman) March 15, 2021
Baseball is a funny game sometimes.
Second inning
Another quick, scoreless frame for Germán. His curveball is really working today.
Fourth inning
Germán was lights out again on Monday, as has been the case all spring long. He throws four scoreless with six strikeouts.
In the bottom half, Gary Sánchez puts New York in front with an RBI single (after Gleyber Torres stole second base earlier in the inning).
Gary Sánchez turns on a fastball on the inner third and rips it 104.7 mph into left field for an RBI single.
— Max Goodman (@MaxTGoodman) March 15, 2021
He keeps showing this spring that he’s turned a corner after last season.
(Via @Yankees) pic.twitter.com/zWRMuyhRfV
It's 1-0 Yankees heading into the fifth with Michael King on the mound.
Sixth inning
Rhys Hoskins takes King deep to straightaway center field, off the batter's eye, for Philadelphia's first run of the game.
Seventh inning
New York puts a three spot on the board. Giancarlo Stanton drives in two on a base hit and Rob Brantly follows with an RBI single of his own.
Ninth inning
FINAL: Yankees 4, Phillies 2
Nestor Cortes Jr. comes in and closes this one out. He allowed a run on a bloop single.
New York is back in action on Tuesday in Lakeland and Gerrit Cole is expected to be on the mound. As always, thank you for following along and we'll see you right back here next time!

Max Goodman covers the New York Yankees for Sports Illustrated and FanNation. Goodman has been on the Yankees beat for three seasons. He is also the publisher of Sports Illustrated and FanNation's Jets site, Jets Country. Before starting Inside The Pinstripes, Goodman attended Northwestern University and the Medill School of Journalism. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcast Journalism and Master’s Degree in Sports Media, graduating in 2019. At school, Goodman was an anchor and reporter with NNN SportsNight and played on the club baseball team. While at Northwestern, Goodman interned with MLB.com as an associate reporter covering the Miami Marlins. He also interned with ESPN, working as an associate reporter on Mike Greenberg's Get Up. Goodman is from New York City. He grew up in Hell's Kitchen. Follow Goodman on Twitter @MaxTGoodman. You can connect with him via email by reaching out at maxgoodmansports@gmail.com.
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