US EditionAstros Open 3-Game Series with the Yankees
The Yankees, currently second in the AL East with a 76-61 record, showcase their team spirit in Western attire while aiming to strengthen playoff chances after a seven-game win streak.
- The Houston Astros and New York Yankees opened a three-game series in Houston on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.
- This series arises from the season's ongoing rivalry and the Yankees' pursuit to solidify their playoff position amid a challenging schedule.
- The Yankees come into the game holding a 76-61 record, boosted by a powerful lineup led by Aaron Judge, who recently tied Yogi Berra for fifth place on the franchise’s all-time home run list with his 43rd homer of the season.
- Astros starter Framber Valdez faced Yankees ace Max Fried at 8:10 p.m. EDT in a matchup reflecting both teams' strengths.
- The series carries significant playoff implications as the Yankees aim to build momentum against division leaders and maintain control of their postseason fate.
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Astros open 3-game series with the Yankees
The Houston Astros begin a three-game series at home against the New York Yankees on Tuesday.
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The Oneida Daily DispatchYankees’ toughest remaining stretch begins with Astros in Houston
HOUSTON — With the New York Yankees having beat up on inferior opponents throughout the last few weeks of August, the start of September features their toughest remaining stretch of schedule. It begins with a three-game series against the Houston Astros in Houston on Tuesday. The Yankees already lost 2-of-3 to their nemesis in the Bronx from Aug. 8-10, but the Bombers were in the midst of a months-long skid at that point. The Yankees have played…
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