Overview
- Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s second-inning solo homer ended New York’s 30 1/3-inning scoreless drought, but the Yankees still fell 3-2 to the Angels.
- The loss extended New York’s longest skid of the season to six games, with the offense scoring just seven runs across its past seven outings.
- The 30 1/3-inning drought brings the Yankees within seven innings of the 1908 franchise mark of 37 consecutive scoreless innings.
- Aaron Judge has slumped to a .120 average with 16 strikeouts over his last eight games, compounding the lineup’s broader struggles.
- Manager Aaron Boone and team leaders held a players-only meeting to emphasize fundamentals and plate patience as the club seeks to reverse its slide.