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With a new and enhanced Bullpen, New York held Yankes 6-0 and 9-4 wires in the fifth and seventh laps. They didn’t win.
In fact, all three of their brand new relievers and another parlor pulled the worst side of the MLB story in a heartbreaking 13-12 loss to Miami Marlins.
The game appeared anything but getting into the bottom of the fifth, but Carlos Rodon ran into some problems and couldn’t finish the job.
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Miami Marlins’ Agustin Ramirez, Center and Xavier Edwards, right, are sprayed with water as teammates celebrate victory against New York Yankees, Friday, August 1, 2025, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Yanks chose the long-time veteran Jonathan Loaisiga, but his battles continued, and it wound up being a four-race fifth for the fish.
Trent Grisham blasted a huge three-run Homer at the top of the seventh to bring the bombers up again, and Yankees decided to show the new guys. It couldn’t have been much worse.
First was Jake Bird, who only recorded one out before allowing a grand slam. Next, David Bednar, who came into the game with a 2.39 era. Of course, he allowed two races on four consecutive hits, including a Homer, and Marlins suddenly had a 10-9 lead.
Anthony Volpe’s power wave continued with a game-binding Homer in the eighth, and in the ninth, Yankees stood together for two more races, driven into last week’s parlor in Ryan McMahon and again by Volpe. (Bednar closed Marlins down the bottom of the eighth.)
But the Yankees -Bullpen pulled off the hat trick. Camilo Doval came in to save and put runners on first and second with one out. Xavier Edwards appointed right to bring a run in, but the ball went just below the glove by Jose Caballero, who practically changed Dugouts on Thursday and brought binding races home all the way from first and Edwards on the third.
Miami Marlins’ Javier Sanoja moves to Xavier Edwards to continue driving the bases as he runs home on a single hit of Edwards, in the ninth lap of a baseball match against New York Yankees, Friday, August 1, 2025, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
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Then, in typically Yankee Luck, a swinging bunt was put in the land of no-man, and an aggressive Edwards scored for the victory.
According to Tastastats, it was the first time in the modern age, with three different relievers each allowed more hits and more races in their team debut in the same game. It was also the first time Yankees has scored 12-Plus races in a nine-in-in-in game and lost since 1973.
This came only two days after Yankees became the only MLB team in modern times that deleted deficits in eighth, ninth and 10th round and then wins in the 11th.
Miami Marlins’ Xavier Edwards celebrate after scoring the winning race in the ninth lap of a baseball match against New York Yankees, Friday, August 1, 2025, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Yankees chases Toronto Blue Jays down in all -East and had a chance to cut their deficit with Toronto’s loss earlier in the day, but Yankees couldn’t benefit from what seemed like a sure victory.
