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Paul Goldschmidt had two home runs and Jasson Domínguez hit a go-ahead, two-run shot in the sixth inning off Tarik Skubal, lifting the New York Yankees to a 4-2 series-winning victory over the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday night. Skubal (3-4) tied a career high by giving up three home runs, allowing that many in a game for the first time since 2021. The two-time reigning Cy Young Award winner gave up only one other hit, didn't walk a batter and had nine strikeouts over six innings. Ryan Weathers (3-5) allowed two runs - one earned - six hits and walked two while striking out six in six innings. Yerry De los Santos and Fernando Cruz combined for two innings of relief and David Bednar pitched the ninth for his 16th save. Skubal got off to a rough start with three straight balls and Goldschmidt took advantage, hitting a 3-1 high fastball over the left-field wall. In Goldschmidt’s next at-bat in the third, he hit a hanging curveball to left center for his 13th homer - three more than he had last season - just after Skubal had an injury scare. Skubal appeared to hurt his groin while pitching to Max Schuemann, but stayed in the game. After giving up a second homer to Goldschmidt, the 2024 pitching Triple Crown winner retired nine straight - striking out seven of them - before Ben Rice hit a single and Dominguez followed with a full-count, two-out homer to make it 4-2. Yankees: Open a four-game series Thursday night at Boston with RHP Cam Schlittler (8-3, 1.71 ERA) expected to face Red Sox LHP Connelly Early (6-5, 3.64). Join JAY BERMAN for the Yankees Postcast!!!

Jazz Chisholm Jr. homered, drove in two runs and scored twice and the New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 4-3 on Tuesday night. Chisholm scored on Jose Caballero's RBI groundout in the fourth inning before hitting a two-run homer in the sixth as New York ended a three-game losing streak and stopped Detroit's four-game winning streak. Carlos Rodón (4-2) picked up the win, allowing three runs and six hits with two walks in 5 1/3 innings. Three relievers finished, with David Bednar getting the final four outs for his 15th save. Casey Mize (2-5) gave up four runs and eight hits and a walk in 5 2/3 innings. He struck out six while giving the Tigers their 27th straight game in which the starting pitcher allowed four or fewer runs. Detroit took the lead with two runs in the third. Zach McKinstry hit a one-out single and took third when Ben Malgeri singled in his first major-league at-bat. McKinstry scored on Rodon's wild pitch and Malgeri came home on Dillon Dingler's base hit. After Caballero made it 2-1 with his run-scoring groundout in the fourth, Cody Bellinger threw out Riley Greene at the plate to end the bottom of the inning. The Yankees went up 4-2 with three runs in the sixth. With one out, Paul Goldschmidt beat out a rare infield single before Chisholm homered to right-center. Caballero's two-out single brought Tyler Holton out of the bullpen, but Austin Wells doubled to give the Yankees a two-run lead. Dingler and Matt Vierling started the bottom of the inning with back-to-back doubles, cutting New York's lead to 4-3. The teams finish their three-game series Wednesday night with Tigers ace LHP Tarik Skubal (3-3, 3.02) facing LHP Ryan Weathers (2-5, 4.13). Join JAY BERMAN for the Yankees Postcast!!!

The Yankees have lost four of their last five games, leaving them one and a half games ahead of Tampa Bay in the American League East standings. Tonight, the Bombers lost to the Tigers in Detroit, 5-3. Gerrit Cole allowed a season high 5 runs. Ahmed Rosario hit his 7th homer of the season. Join JAY BERMAN for the Yankees Postcast!!!

New York Yankees face questions after bullpen stumbles and injury woes test lineup depth. Can Aaron Boone’s crew maintain their dominance and find stability at third base with Ryan McMahon anchoring the hot corner?

New York Yankees overpower the Chicago White Sox as unexpected heroes fuel a resurgent offense. Can Aaron Boone’s revitalized approach keep the Yankees atop the American League East despite mounting injuries?

New York Yankees crush the Chicago White Sox as Davis Martin gets rocked, raising questions about his elite status. Can the Yankees keep this momentum without Aaron Judge in the lineup?

Locked On is celebrating a decade of success and we're looking back at the top Yankees moments from 2016-2026! From Aaron Judge’s historic 62nd home run to Juan Soto’s 2024 ALCS heroics, we took a look at the moments that defined a decade for the New York Yankees.

Ben Rice hit a tiebreaking home run in the ninth inning, José Caballero added a three-run blast and the New York Yankees beat the Toronto Blue Jays 8-3 on Sunday for their sixth win in seven games. The Yankees won for the seventh time when scoring the go-ahead run in the ninth inning or later. Paul Goldschmidt hit an infield single off Braydon Fisher (2-2) to begin the ninth and advanced on Fisher’s throwing error. After Ryan McMahon ran for Goldschmidt, Rice drilled a 381-foot homer, his 19th. Jasson Domínguez and Jazz Chisholm Jr. walked before Caballero connected off Tommy Nance for his sixth of the season. The AL East-leading Yankees won 3-1 Saturday when Goldschmidt hit a tiebreaking homer in the ninth. Camilo Doval (3-0) struck out two of the three batters he faced in the eighth for the win. Toronto’s Davis Schneider hit a solo home run, his second, but it wasn’t enough for the Blue Jays. Blue Jays manager John Schneider was ejected for arguing with home plate umpire Steven Jaschinski after a balk call against Jeff Hoffman put Chisholm at third base with one out in the eighth. After the argument, Hoffman struck out Max Schuemann and Anthony Volpe to leave Chisholm stranded. Volpe and Ali Sánchez had back-to-back RBI hits in the second. The Blue Jays answered with two-out RBI hits by Kazuma Okamoto in the third and Nathan Lukes in the fourth. Volpe’s two-out single restored New York’s lead in the top of the sixth, but Davis Schneider homered in the bottom half. Blue Jays shortstop Andrés Giménez was scratched because of a sore left wrist. Toronto was without Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (back) for the second straight game. Join JAY BERMAN for the Yankees Postcast!!!