Rays starter Alex Cobb got the start Sunday at home against the New York Yankees. It wasn't the best performance of Cobb's season as he settled happily for a no-decision.

Cobb gave up a homer and RBI double to Robinson Cano during his time on the mound. Otherwise, the Yankees couldn't get to him. He allowed two earned runs on seven hits and three walks over 5 2/3 innings. His pitch count was elevated as he threw 100 with five strikeouts. Cobb's ERA is at 2.87.

The 25-year-old Cobb had been sensational for the Rays since coming back from the scary head injury he suffered when a line drive was hit at his head. He won his previous two outings with just two runs allowed over 11 innings and 11 Ks over that stretch. He's mowed down 16 batters over his last 16 2/3.

Although he wasn't at his best Sunday, he was still good enough to keep the Rays in the game. Cobb will make his next start for manager Joe Maddon on Friday at Oakland.