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The Yankees (70-72) have lost three straight by a combined 27-7 after winning eight of nine.

The Yankees lost 9-2 to the Brewers in a game that featured a 2 ½-hour rain delay, a Little League home run by Milwaukee’s Willy Adames and a complete implosion late. 

Yankees honor 1998 team; David Wells rants at Old-Timers’ Day; Derek Jeter impressed by Anthony Volpe; Jasson Domínguez breaks another record; Luis Severino out for year with oblique injury

NEW YORK (AP) — Back at Yankee Stadium and hearing the cheers at age 49, Derek Jeter had some advice for the team he led to five titles. “I’m working on rebranding the name Old-Timers’ to something else,” he said. “When you’re playing, when you’re on the bench and you’re watching the game, and you […]

After honoring their historic 125-win championship team of 1998, the New York Yankees gave another performance that showed how far the franchise has fallen. Jonathan Loáisiga allowed a go-ahead homer to No. 9 hitter Tyrone Taylor to start a three-run eighth inning Saturday and the Yankees fell two games below .500 with a 9-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. New York had four hits and managed just seven in the first two games of the series, getting outscored 13-0 from the seventh inning on.

No. 9 hitter Tyrone Taylor hit a go-ahead homer as Christian Yelichs fill-in to start a three-run eighth inning that sparked the Milwaukee Brewers to a 9-2 victory Saturday after the New York Yankees celebrated the 25th anniversary of their 1998 championship team.

After honoring their historic 125-win championship team of 1998, the New York Yankees gave another performance that showed how far the franchise has fallen. Jonathan Loáisiga allowed a go-ahead homer to No. 9 hitter Tyrone Taylor to start a three-run eighth inning Saturday and the Yankees fell two games below .500 with a 9-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. New York had four hits and managed just seven in the first two games of the series, getting outscored 13-0 from the seventh inning on.

A shootout in Boston ended in the Orioles maintaining their four-game lead atop the AL East

Corbin Burnes will start against Gerrit Cole in tomorrow's series finale.

Hoping to close the weekend with a win.