NEW YORK -- With his teams grip on the second AL wild-card spot slipping, Baltimore manager Buck Showalter hoped Dylan Bundy could pitch well and give the suddenly struggling bullpen a break.In his ninth major league start, Bundy wasnt able to help the Orioles with either task.Bundy was tagged for five runs in just four innings as the New York Yankees routed the Orioles 13-5 on Saturday.Chris Davis homered twice and Mark Trumbo hit his big league-leading 39th home run for Baltimore, which lost its third in row. New York won its fourth straight to pull within 2 1/2 games for the last wild-card slot.Starting for the first time against New York, Bundy (7-5) struggled from the first pitch. He walked his second batter, setting up Mark Teixeiras RBI double.Anytime you cant get through five or six innings its not a quality start and I didnt give my team a very good chance to win today, Bundy said. Thats my fault and I got to get better next time.A day after a 14-4 trouncing in which Yovani Gallardo lasted only 1 1/3 innings in the shortest start of his 10-year career, Bundy also came out early.Hes pitched well and just could never really get into that rhythm, Showalter said.Orioles relievers T.J. McFarland, Mychal Givens, Donnie Hart and Brad Brach combined to give up eight runs in four innings. An early strength of the team, the bullpen has struggled of late, allowing 23 runs over the last four games.Thats what happens, Showalter said. Thats why they call it dog days of August. It happens to pitchers, hitters, everybody.The homers by Davis and Trumbo brought Baltimores season total to 202 in 129 games, the fifth consecutive season with at least 200 homers. The 129 games needed to reach the mark are the second-fewest to reach 200 home runs in Orioles history, STATS said.Yankees rookie Gary Sanchez homered for the 11th time in 21 games this season. Starlin Castro and Aaron Hicks also connected.New York had 18 hits and drew seven walks on the afternoon, but despite all that offensive output, it was a disputed play on the bases that put them ahead for good.After Davis first homer gave the Orioles a 2-1 lead in the third, two-out singles by Teixeira, Didi Gregorius and Castro brought home the tying run.With runners at the corners, Castro broke for second. Catcher Matt Wieters throw was then cut off by shortstop J.J. Hardy as Gregorius tried to steal home.Hardys throw appeared to be in time, but Gregorius neatly tucked in his right arm and extended his left arm across home plate.Umpire Ron Kulpa called Gregorius out, but the Yankees challenged and the ruling was overturned. After the review, Brian McCann hit an RBI double for a 4-2 lead.I thought I probably missed on the first hand, Wieters said. It was close on the first hand before he pulled it back. 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The Demon Deacons gave Jackson and the Cardinals trouble for three quarters last week.Donnel Pumphrey, RB, San Diego State (3 points)Numbers to know: Pumphrey is 221 yards away from becoming the 27th player in FBS history to run for 2,000 yards in a season. He is also No. 4 on the career rushing list with 6,051 yards.Next: at Wyoming. The Cowboys are sixth in the Mountain West in run defense at 4.dddddddddddd43 yards per carry allowed.Jonathan Allen, DL, Alabama (2 points)Numbers to know: Allen is second on the team with 7.5 sacks and leads with 13 quarterback hurries.Next: Chattanooga. Allen probably wont play much this week.DOnta Foreman, RB, Texas (2 points)Numbers to know: Foreman tied a Texas record with his 11th straight 100-yard rushing game last week, matching 1977 Heisman winner Earl Campbell.Next: at Kansas. The Jayhawks allow 5.27 yards per carry, second-worst in the Big 12.Dede Westbrook, WR, Oklahoma (2 points)Numbers to know: Westbrook is tied for second in the country in yards receiving per game at 125.4 and in touchdown catches with 14.Next: at No. 10 West Virginia. The Mountaineers have allowed the fewest yards per pass attempt (6.5) in the Big 12.Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma (1 point)Numbers to know: Mayfield is leading the nation in passer efficiency rating (195.7) and yards per pass (10.9).Next: at No. 10 West Virginia. The Mountaineers are eighth in the Big 12 in sacks with 17.Jake Browning, QB, Washington (1 point)Numbers to know: Browning is coming off by far his worst game of the season at USC. He completed 47 percent of his passes and was picked off multiple times in a game for the first time.Next: Arizona State. The Sun Devils are last in the Pac-12 in pretty much every pass defense statistical category.---AP Heisman watch panel: National Writer Paul Newberry, Georgia; Sports Writer Stephen Hawkins, Texas; Sports Writer John Marshall, Arizona; Sports Writer Joedy McCreary, North Carolina; Sports Writer Eric Olson, Nebraska; Sports Writer Steve Megargee, Tennessee; College Football Writer Ralph D. Russo, New York.---Follow Ralph D. Russo at www.Twitter.com/ralphDrussoAP----More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org ' ' '