Heading into extra innings on getaway day was about the worst scenario you could’ve imagined the Yankees being in today. New York, as the YES Network broadcast made sure to mention, has been the best team in baseball in extras when hosting since 2020 (when the zombie runner was introduced) and the worst team in baseball on the road in extras.

The New York Yankees have seen one of their outfielders have a career year right before hitting free agency. He could get a massive deal soon.

The Orioles close out their four-game series against the Yankees this afternoon with Kyle Bradish making his fifth start. He’s allowed six runs and 16 hits in 22 innings, with eight walks, 30 strikeouts and only two home runs.

September has been kind to the Yankees, as they’ve won all but one of the series that they’ve played this month. They can add on their fifth such series win today to wrap up this road trip, and send themselves back to the Bronx with momentum on their heels in the still-active division race.

That’s a serious concern for Yankees legend Ron Guidry. The pitcher, who earned four All-Star nods, a Cy Young Award and two World Series championships in a 14-year career with the Yankees, sent a warning to Boone about that playoff weakness for his squad.

Giancarlo Stanton hopes his 450th home run won’t be the last milestone he celebrates before calling it a career.

With Friday's 4-2 loss to the Orioles, the Yankees squandered a key chance to gain ground on the first-place Blue Jays.

The New York Yankees traded for Jazz Chisholm Jr. last season, and he has done nothing but produce in a Yankees uniform.

The New York Yankees didn't have Giancarlo Stanton in the lineup for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Orioles, but late in a tie game, the team looked to the veteran slugger for some offense.