Live Updates: New York Yankees vs. Pittsburgh Pirates

TAMPA — Looking to bounce back from a tight loss in Lakeland on Tuesday, the Yankees take on the Pirates under the lights at George M. Steinbrenner Field.

Here are Wednesday night's starting lineups as well as some related reading to get you set for first pitch.

New York Yankees

DJ LeMahieu 2B

Aaron Judge RF

Brett Gardner CF

Giancarlo Stanton DH

Gleyber Torres SS

Gio Urshela 3B

Derek Dietrich 1B

Miguel Andújar LF

Domingo Germán SP

Germán makes his second start of the spring after a strong debut last week. He pitches one day after Deivi García who was magnificent on Tuesday against the Tigers.

We also will see Andújar's first game in the outfield of the spring along with Dietrich's debut at first base as both try to show their versatility in pursuit of an Opening Day roster spot.

Here are the pitchers scheduled to throw after Germán:

#Yankees pitchers tonight, per Aaron Boone:

Domingo Germán starts
Michael King
Aroldis Chapman
Chad Green
Justin Wilson
— Max Goodman (@MaxTGoodman) March 10, 2021

Pittsburgh Pirates

Fowler LF

Difo 2B

Goodwin CF

Moran 1B

Perez DH

Wolters C

Cruz SS

Oliva RF

Kramer 3B

Anderson SP

When these two teams faced off over the weekend in Bradenton, Pittsburgh came out on top 3-2. Jay Bruce and Clint Frazier both homered against the Pirates in that game.

LIVE UPDATES

First inning

Domingo Germán needs just 11 pitches to get through the first unscathed. He strikes out one and looks sharp once again to start this game.

Domingo Germán does it himself to end the first, running over to the bag after a smooth PFP.

He’s through one with one strikeout on just 11 pitches. pic.twitter.com/s5Vt8r73RU
— Max Goodman (@MaxTGoodman) March 10, 2021

Took only three hitters for the Yankees to get on the board in the bottom half of the inning. After back-to-back singles from DJ LeMahieu and Aaron Judge, Brett Gardner brings home the game's first run on a sacrifice fly.

Third inning

The Yankees go back-to-back as Giancarlo Stanton blasts a three-run homer before Gleyber Torres goes yard as well.

Check out this home run from Stanton... Statcast had it fly off his bat at 115.1 mph.

Giancarlo Stanton just absolutely annihilated this 2-2 pitch, blasting one out of the stadium for a three-run homer.

Statcast had this at ... 115.1 mph 🔥 pic.twitter.com/xYfPasXX06
— Max Goodman (@MaxTGoodman) March 11, 2021

Aroldis Chapman comes in from the bullpen signaling the end of Domingo Germán's outing. Germán was sharp once again, throwing three scoreless frames with three strikeouts.

Fourth inning

Aroldis Chapman goes 1-2-3 in his one inning of work.

Now, Darren O'Day is on to pitch the fifth, making his Yankees debut.

Fifth inning

Just like Chapman, O'Day was perfect in his one inning on the bump. His first strikeout in pinstripes was a beauty.

Darren O’Day’s first strikeout in pinstripes was F I L T H Y pic.twitter.com/nSZvCUTXQe
— Max Goodman (@MaxTGoodman) March 11, 2021

Next up to make their Yankee debut is left-hander Justin Wilson.

Sixth inning

That's certainly not how Justin Wilson envisioned his first outing in pinstripes... Wilson gave up a solo home run and a grand slam, lasting only a third of an inning. Manager Aaron Boone had to go out and pull Wilson after the grand slam (hit by Brian Goodwin), putting Trevor Lane in.

By the end of the inning, the Pirates had tied the game at 5-5.

Eighth inning

New York loads the bases with two outs and Ezequiel Duran works a walk to push across the go-ahead run. Yankees take a 6-5 lead.

Ninth inning

FINAL: Yankees 6, Pirates 5

Michael King shuts the door with two scoreless innings and New York holds on to defeat Pittsburgh.

New York is back in action again on Thursday in Clearwater against the Phillies with ace Gerrit Cole on the mound.

Thank you for following along and we'll see you again right back here on Wednesday!