Latos gave up three runs on nine hits and a pair of walks Thursday against the Yankees. He struck out six and didn't receive a decision in the loss. After showing utter domination against Colorado in his return from the DL, Latos returned to humanity in this one. He pitched pretty well, though -- after a first-inning run, he kept the Yankees off the board 'til the sixth, when Brett Gardner got him for a two-run homer. Latos has been a strange sort of pitcher this year -- the sort of strangeness that manifests itself as not-infrequent blowups. That makes him difficult to trust outside of deep or NL-only formats.