The Yankees aren’t just playing—they’re sprinting toward postseason relevance with ferocity. Their 13–3 thumping of the Rays was their fourth consecutive win, improving to 68–57 on the season and reinforcing their grip on the AL Wild Card spot.
Carlos Rodón delivered a strong performance on the mound, allowing only two runs over six innings and collecting his 13th win of the year, a critical storyline amid the offensive explosion .
On the offensive side, every run was earned via the long ball—literally. All 13 runs came off home runs, building momentum not just for the win but for morale as the Yankees continue their battle for playoff positioning .
In Summary
The Yankees’ nine-homer performance, tied for the franchise single-game record, stands out not just as an offensive blitz, but as a historic feat in a season defined by consistency and power. Judge’s 40th homer, Dobler and Stanton’s multi-homer nights, the MLB historic marker of two 9-HR games, and London-like offensive rhythm all underscore the Yankees’ rising momentum. They’ve positioned themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the hunt for October.
