Yankees’ new-look bullpen implodes in 13-12 loss to Marlins

Miami – Xavier Edwards struck a simple two -point equal point in the ninth, then run at the house with the winning round on the propeller of Agustin Ramirez in front of the plate while the Marlins rallied to beat the New York Yankees 13-12 Friday evening.

The Edwards stroke came out of New Yankees raised Camilo Doval (4-3), and Edwards beat the label attempt at home on the scope of Ramirez de Ramirez. After the single of Edwards Off Doval, Jose Caballero, also a newcomer, made an error in the right field, allowing Marlins to link the score.

The Yankees had won 79 consecutive games when they scored more than 10 points, which was the longest sequence in the major baseball league since 2019, according to ESPN Research.

Giancarlo Stanton and Trent Grisham each hit the three-point circuits that helped the Yankees take an advance of 9-4 before the Marlins established New York with a seventh of six points.

Kyle Stowers struck a big home in lift of the newly acquired Yankees Jake Bird, and Javier Sanoja struck a solo shot David Bednar, another new acquisition. Ramirez chose twice, including a basic hit in advance and a green light that placed the Marlins 10-9.

Anthony Volpe then equaled it to 10 with a Home Run in advance in the eighth, and Bednar launched an aimless round before the RBI single of Ryan McMahon against Anthony Bender (3-5) in the ninth. Volpe, which has succeeded four strokes, gave the Yankees a two -point cushion with a double score.

The start of the Yankees, Carlos Rodon, was lifted in the fifth after having expressed his fifth march. The left -hander shook his head as he left the mound, with his exit ending after he withdrew nine and granted two goals on balls and four points.

Rodon held the Marlins without a blow before Eric Wagaman’s single head in the fifth. Sanoja launched a shot of two points in the opposite field to Rodon, and the pinch shotor Liam Hicks led in half with only one off Jonathan Loaisiga who made 6-4.

Jasson Dominguez also made three strokes.

Leaving the Marlins, Janson Junk, made five rounds and granted six points and six strokes while withdrawing four.

The crowd announced at Loandepot Park was a summit of 32,299.

The information from the Associated Press was used in this report.