Winans blanked the Reds on just 24 pitches over the first three innings in his Yankees debut. But the Reds scored three in the fourth.

The Yankees (45-33) had their chances to put up a crooked number to support Winans, but instead went 0-for-12 with runners in scoring position to drop the series opener.

Despite a sparkling 0.90 ERA in Triple-A and a strong start tonight, Winans unraveled and the Yankees repeatedly failed to cash in with runners on base, dropping the series opener, 6-1. Aaron Judge’s first-inning homer was the only offense as the Bombers went 0-for-12 with runners in scoring position.