Yankees rally with 5-run 9th inning to beat Blue Jays 8-3
Ben Rice and José Caballero powered a five-run ninth as New York won for the seventh time after scoring the go-ahead run late.
- On Sunday, the New York Yankees defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 8-3, securing a series victory following a decisive five-run ninth inning rally.
- The East-leading Yankees took two of three games in the series, continuing their momentum as American League leaders against the Blue Jays.
- Ben Rice hit a tiebreaking two-run homer in the ninth, and Jose Caballero added a three-run blast to seal the victory.
- During the eighth inning, Blue Jays manager John Schneider was ejected for arguing with home plate umpire Steven Jaschinski after a balk call.
- New York manager Aaron Boone plans to contact the league office Monday regarding Caballero's pitch clock disputes, while the Yankees host the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday.
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Yankees’ Jose Caballero calls for clarification of pitch clock rules after spicy umpire quibble
Over the course of nine innings Sunday, José Caballero played second base, third base and left field, got into his almost-daily argument with the home plate umpire over his usage of the pitch clock, and then capped it all off by crushing a 420-foot home run.
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Yankees rally with 5-run 9th inning to beat Blue Jays 8-3
TORONTO (AP) — 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.
On ‘full Cabby’ day, Jose Caballero goes off on ump during and after Yankees win
TORONTO — Aaron Boone’s post-game news conference began with comments about Ben Rice’s tie-breaking, ninth-inning homer, the Yankees exorcising 2025 demons by winning a series in Toronto and Anthony Volpe’s all-around standout day.
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