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CHICAGO — The Mets and Red Sox made waves this week by calling up young pitchers to help with their playoff pushes.

The Yankees played that card last month with Cam Schlittler.

By now, what the fireballing right-hander is doing has become the norm.

Schlittler shut down yet another opposing lineup, this time giving up just one run across six innings with eight strikeouts before the Yankees beat the White Sox 5-3 in 11 innings on Saturday night.

The 24-year-old rookie allowed just four hits, only two of which left the infield, as he continues to make a case for a rotation spot in October.

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