Yankees Rally Past Mariners 6-5 in 10 Innings After Going Hitless Against Bryan Woo Until the 8th
SEATTLE, JUL 11 – The Yankees rallied from a late deficit, overcoming a near no-hitter and a blown save by Mariners closer Andrés Muñoz, marking their first win trailing by five runs late since 2016.
- The New York Yankees rallied to a 6-5 extra-inning win against the Seattle Mariners on Thursday night in New York after trailing by five runs entering the eighth inning.
- The Yankees rallied from a 5-0 deficit and a hitless streak through seven innings against Seattle’s Bryan Woo, who held them scoreless with a no-hit bid that lasted until the eighth inning.
- Key moments included Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s lead-off single breaking the no-hit bid, Giancarlo Stanton's two-run pinch-hit homer, Austin Wells' two-run single tying the game, and Anthony Volpe scoring the winning run on Aaron Judge's sacrifice fly in the 10th.
- The Yankees secured their first win since June 29, 2016, when overcoming a deficit of five or more runs in the eighth inning or beyond, completing a three-game series sweep and extending their winning streak to four games.
- This win demonstrated the Yankees' resilience, as pitcher Marcus Stroman noted, 'We feel like we’re never out of a game,' signaling strong momentum for the playoff-contending team.
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