Reds topple Yankees in extras after Bombers blow late lead
The Yankees lost for the ninth time in their last 12 games on Tuesday, while the Reds won a 5-4 victory and winning when Gavin Lux struck a simple twinge with the bases loaded in the 11thth inning.
With the Yankees using an inner field of five men, Mark Leiter Jr. returned, which came after a single Spencer Steer. Previously, Aaron Judge scored on wild land at the top of the English Channel, giving the Yankees an advance of 4-3.
Bombers are now 1-6 in additional matches this season. This did not help that they went 1 for 9 with runners in the rating position and left seven men on the basis on Tuesday.
While Leiter took the defeat after released a second round of work, it was a different member of the enclosure of the lifts who put the Yankees in this position.
It would be Jonathan Láisiga, to whom Aaron Boone turned to the seventh round even if Carlos Rodón had launched only 88 throws through six goalless frames. The move quickly turned against him, while Tyler Stephenson worked for a single outing before Hinds and ex-Yankee Jose Trevino were loading the bases. Christian Encarnacion-Strand then doubled, erasing an advance of 3-0 of the Yankees.
A frustrated Loáisiga, meanwhile, came out of the game with a coach by his side.
Meanwhile, Jazz Chisholm Jr. was expelled by marble referee Mark Wegner in the middle of the ninth round. The frustration of the third basic player came from a low shot on a 2-0 account at the top of the round. Chisholm, angry with the call from the start, continued.
Chisholm first received a lot of Wegner’s leash, but he continued to express his dissatisfaction with the Yankees bench and was then thrown after taking his position on the ground. Yes, network cameras showed Wegner looking at Chisholm on the field, and Boone had to put himself between the player and the UMP.
Jasson Domínguez then held Chisholm in the canoe and helped the escort at the Yankees clubhouse.
Jazz Chisholm still shouted at the UMP between the sleeves and now he has been ejected pic.twitter.com/ah2jbyoegw
– Talkin ‘Yanks (@talkinyanks) June 25, 2025
The Yankees built an advance in the fourth, which saw Ben Rice Blast Blast Chase Burns at the first step in the round of 427 feet for his 14th birthdayth Home Run of the season. The singles of the judge and jazz Chisholm Jr. then put Anthony Volpe for a triple RBI Drive RBI, who presented a dive poorly informed by the central field of the Reds TJ Friedl.
Burns, 22 years old and making his debut in MLB after being drafted second in the general classification of Wake Forest last year, seemed electric before that.
The right -hander only needed 14 locations to pass the opening round. Two cracked 100 MPH, and Burns sat effortlessly in the upper 90s while Trent Grisham, Rice and all judge.
The flame thrower, also mixing in a biting cursor and a change, succeeded in six sticks to the stick when the second round ended. Burns finished the match with six strokes, three deserved points, zero walking, eight sticks in the stick and 81 throws in five rounds.
Rodón, meanwhile, totaled four strokes, a walk and five stick withdraws on his six virgin heats. The era of the Lefty fell to 2.92.
Now, the Yankees will try to avoid scanning with their AS, Max Fried, tanning Wednesday evening.
Brady Singer should start the Reds final.
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