Two freak accidents cost Yankees more players to injury

TORONTO — The Yankees are dropping like flies. Their already depleted outfield took another shot on Saturday, when Billy McKinney — playing in just his second game in the majors — was forced to leave after crashing into the left field wall trying to make a catch against the Blue Jays in the bottom of the first. He was diagnosed with a left AC sprain. X-rays were negative. Then in the bottom of the sixth, Adam Warren was pulled after being drilled in the lower right leg on a comebacker by Aledymas Diaz. Jonathan Holder replaced him with two outs in the inning. It was Warren’s first appearance of the season. McKinney, 23, was starting in left again because of the intercostal injury that sent Aaron