US EditionYankees Lose Consecutive Games by 10 Runs for only the 3rd Time, Let Down by a Battered Bullpen
The New York Yankees' bullpen allowed 19 runs over two games, marking only the third time in franchise history with consecutive losses by 10 or more runs.
- For only the third time in their history, the New York Yankees were defeated by double-digit margins in back-to-back games, including an 11-1 loss at home against the Detroit Tigers on September 10, 2025.
- This marked only the third time in over a century the Yankees suffered back-to-back 10-plus-run defeats, with prior instances on the road in 1908 and 1988.
- For the second game in a row, the bullpen gave up nine earned runs, causing the team to falter after the starting pitchers had kept the contests close, while the offense continues to lead the majors with 752 runs scored and 246 home runs.
- Manager Aaron Boone acknowledged the team has faced challenges over the past two nights, while catcher Austin Wells emphasized that they cannot afford to make so many errors against strong opponents.
- With 17 games remaining and a three-game deficit behind AL East leader Toronto, the bullpen struggles challenge the Yankees' pursuit of postseason positioning.
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Yankees’ bullpen suffers another debacle, bats go quiet in blowout loss to Tigers
The Yankees’ bats went quiet again in another close game before the bullpen, for the second straight night, went off the rails to ensure there would be no late comeback as they fell to the Tigers 11-1 on Wednesday night in The Bronx.
Yankees’ Bull-Pain Spiral Marks Worst Milestone In 124 Years
NEW YORK — The New York Yankees bullpen reached a new low Wednesday night. The relievers gave up nine earned runs in an 11-1 loss to the Detroit Tigers, marking the second straight game they allowed nine runs. It created unwanted history. For only the third time in more than a century, the Yankees lost back-to-back games by 10 or more runs. The last times came in 1908 and 1988. “These last two nights have obviously been rough,” manager Aaron Bo…
Yankees give up 11 runs in back-to-back losses
NEW YORK — A battered bullpen has come down to this for the New York Yankees: outfielder Austin Slater was their most effective reliever against the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday night. For only the third time in their century-plus history, the Yankees have lost consecutive games by 10 or more runs. Their bullpen allowed nine earned runs for the second day in a row in an 11-1 rout by the Detroit Tigers that followed a 12-2 wipeout in the series op…
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