Yankees lose to Rays 10-8 in extra innings as Baz struggles
Tampa Bay rallied in the ninth and won 10-8 in 10 innings, with Shane Baz giving up five runs in 1/3 inning and Jonathan Aranda delivering a walk‑off homer.
Key points
- Rays overcame a four‑run ninth‑inning deficit to win 10-8 in extra innings.
- Shane Baz allowed five runs in 1/3 inning, his roughest outing of the season.
- Jonathan Aranda hit a walk‑off two‑run homer in the 10th to clinch the win.
- Aaron Judge recorded three hits and three RBIs for the Yankees.
- Carlos Carrasco gave up four runs over four innings, extending his losing streak to the Rays.
The latest Yankees-Rays clash delivered drama, comebacks, and pitching woes as Tampa Bay stunned New York 10-8 in extra innings. Rays starter Shane Baz, who entered the game with a stellar.4 ERA, struggled for the first time this season, surrendering five runs in just 1/3 innings—his roughest outing since. Meanwhile, Yankees veteran Carlos Carrasco continued his recent struggles against the Rays, giving up four runs over four innings and throwing only of pitches for strikes. Carrasco, who hasn’t beaten Tampa Bay since, has now lost five straight decisions to them.
The Yankees’ offense was led by Aaron Judge, who notched three hits and three RBIs, and Trent Grisham, who homered. But the story of the game was Tampa Bay’s late rally. Down four runs in the ninth, the Rays mounted a stunning comeback against closer Devin Williams, capped by Jonathan Aranda’s walk-off two-run homer in the 10th to snap their four-game losing streak.
Rays rookie Chandler Simpson made his much-anticipated MLB debut, collecting his first hit and RBI in a crucial spot. The Yankees, now 13-7, will look to bounce back in the series finale, while the Rays (9-12) hope this dramatic win sparks a turnaround.
Your questions, answered
How did Shane Baz perform in the Yankees vs. Rays game?
Baz surrendered five runs in just 1/3 of an inning, his toughest start of the season.
Who hit the walk‑off homer for the Rays?
Jonathan Aranda hit a two‑run walk‑off homer in the 10th inning.
What was the final score of the Yankees‑Rays game?
The Rays won 10-8 in extra innings.
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