Two rookie starters made their postseason debut in the Bronx on Thursday night, but only one made MLB history in the end. New York Yankees flamethrower Cam Schlittler didn’t just deliver the performance the home team needed to reach the ALDS, but one Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora called "perfect." Schlittler threw eight scoreless innings, striking out 12 hitters without any walks in the Yankees’ 4-0 victory to secure Game 3 to win the Wild Card series. While Schlittler started off strong, Early was matching his energy, striking out five Yankees through his first round of the lineup. With a four-run lead, the Yankees leaned on Schlittler to continue to stifle the Red Sox’s offense and he did just that.