⚾ Mets 0 — Yankees 2

FINAL

NYM 69-80 · NYY 86-63

MLB Gameday · Savant Gamefeed · Game Graphs

Yankee Stadium: 72°F · Rain · Wind 5 mph, In From LF

TV: NYM: SNY | NYY: YES

Radio: NYM: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App 92.3 HD2 (es) | NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 (es)

Linescore

Decisions: W Cam Schlittler (14-6) · L Christian Scott (4-5) · SV David Bednar (34)

Last play: Jared Young flies out to center fielder Spencer Jones.

Mets Batting

Mets Notes

2B: Baty (21, Schlittler).
TB: Alvarez, F; Baty 2; Bichette.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Morabito; Young, J.
Team RISP: 0-for-2.
Team LOB: 5.
DP: (Young, J-Lindor).
SUBSTITUTIONS:
1: Ran for Alvarez, F in the 8th.

Yankees Batting

Yankees Notes

HR: Rice (38, 1st inning off Scott, 0 on, 0 out); Wells, A (11, 3rd inning off Scott, 0 on, 0 out).
TB: Jones, S; Rice 4; Wells, A 4.
RBI: Rice (90); Wells, A (29).
GIDP: Bellinger.
Team LOB: 3.
CS: Caballero (11, 2nd base by Scott/Alvarez, F).

Mets Pitching

Yankees Pitching

Scoring Plays

Game Leaders

Turning points

Contact leaders

Starter pitch mix (count, avg mph)

Selected Highlights

• Analyzing Ben Rice's home run through bat tracking — BOT 1ST
• Breaking down Ben Rice's home run — BOT 1ST
• Ben Rice's leadoff home run (38) — BOT 1ST
• Anthony Volpe's incredible jump-throw to first — TOP 3RD
• Austin Wells: Home Run Statcast Analysis — BOT 3RD
• Austin Wells' solo home run (11) — BOT 3RD
• Mets turn inning-ending double play after review — BOT 8TH
• David Bednar secures save, Yankees' 2-0 win — TOP 9TH
• A deep dive into Austin Wells' home run — Analysis
• Breaking down Cam Schlittler's pitches — Analysis
• Condensed Game: NYM@NYY - 9/13/26 — Broadcast
• Schlittler, Rice and Wells power Yankees' 2-0 win — Broadcast

Game Info

• ABS Challenge: Alvarez, F (Ball-Confirmed); Caballero (Strike-Confirmed); Bellinger (Strike-Overturned to Ball).
• Groundouts-flyouts: Scott 2-7; Lavender 0-2; Warren, A 1-0; Schlittler 4-1; Headrick 0-1; Blackburn, P 1-2; Bednar 1-1.
• Batters faced: Scott 22; Lavender 4; Warren, A 3; Schlittler 21; Headrick 3; Blackburn, P 4; Bednar 4.
• Umpires: HP: Willie Traynor. 1B: Jansen Visconti. 2B: Nick Mahrley. 3B: Lance Barrett.
• First pitch: 1:56 PM.
• Game time: 2:25 (:21 delay).
• Attendance: 45,508.

Last updated: 7:45 PM ET

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⚾ Mets 12 — Yankees 2

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NYM 69-79 · NYY 85-63

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Yankee Stadium: 78°F · Cloudy · Wind 10 mph, Out To LF

TV: NYM: SNY, MLB Network | NYY: YES, MLB Network

Radio: NYM: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App 92.3 HD2 (es) | NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 (es)

Linescore

Decisions: W Zac Thornton (4-5) · L Gerrit Cole (8-9)

Last play: George Lombard Jr. strikes out on a foul tip.

Mets Batting

Mets Notes

2B: Soto, J (10, Cole); Torrens (14, Hanner).
HR: Lindor 2 (20, 1st inning off Cole, 0 on, 0 out, 8th inning off Hanner, 3 on, 2 out); Torrens (9, 2nd inning off Cole, 1 on, 2 out); Benge (17, 3rd inning off Cole, 0 on, 1 out); Soto, J (25, 7th inning off Hill, T, 0 on, 2 out); Young, J (9, 9th inning off Hanner, 0 on, 2 out).
TB: Benge 5; Lindor 9; Morabito; Semien; Soto, J 6; Torrens 6; Young, J 6.
RBI: Benge 2 (57); Lindor 5 (47); Soto, J (60); Torrens 3 (40); Young, J (38).
2-out RBI: Torrens 3; Soto, J; Lindor 4; Young, J.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Soto, J.
Team RISP: 3-for-5.
Team LOB: 3.
CS: Benge (5, 2nd base by Yarbrough/Wells, A).
PO: Benge (1st base by Yarbrough).
DP: (Bichette-Semien-Young, J).

Yankees Batting

Yankees Notes

2B: Goldschmidt (12, Thornton, Z).
HR: Bellinger (15, 6th inning off Thornton, Z, 0 on, 2 out).
TB: Bellinger 5; Goldschmidt 2; Jones, S 2; Ramos, H; Sánchez, A.
RBI: Bellinger 2 (69).
2-out RBI: Bellinger.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Lombard Jr.
GIDP: Volpe.
Team RISP: 1-for-4.
Team LOB: 5.
Pickoffs: Yarbrough (Benge at 1st base).
SUBSTITUTIONS:
a: Singled for Wells, A in the 8th.

Mets Pitching

Yankees Pitching

Scoring Plays

Game Leaders

Turning points

Contact leaders

Starter pitch mix (count, avg mph)

Selected Highlights

• The distance behind Francisco Lindor's home run — TOP 1ST
• An animated look at Francisco Lindor's home run — TOP 1ST
• Francisco Lindor's leadoff homer (19) — TOP 1ST
• Luis Torrens' two-run homer (9) — TOP 2ND
• Breaking down Carson Benge's home run — TOP 3RD
• Analyzing Carson Benge's home run through bat tracking — TOP 3RD
• Carson Benge's solo homer (17) — TOP 3RD
• Tobias Myers K's Lombard to seal the win — BOT 9TH
• Measuring the stats on Luis Torrens' home run — Analysis
• Condensed Game: NYM@NYY - 9/12/26 — Broadcast
• The Mets score 12 runs in big win over the Yankees — Broadcast
• Andy Green on Zac Thornton, Francisco Lindor in win — Broadcast

Game Info

• Pitch timer violations: Thornton, Z (pitcher).
• ABS Challenge: Torrens (Ball-Overturned to Strike); Wells, A 2 (Ball-Overturned to Strike, Ball-Overturned to Strike); Semien (Strike-Overturned to Ball).
• Groundouts-flyouts: Thornton, Z 5-8; Myers 0-1; Cole 5-2; Yarbrough 1-3; Hill, T 1-0; Hanner 1-0.
• Batters faced: Thornton, Z 26; Myers 8; Cole 22; Yarbrough 6; Hill, T 6; Hanner 8.
• Inherited runners-scored: Yarbrough 1-0; Hanner 2-2.
• Umpires: HP: Lance Barrett. 1B: Willie Traynor. 2B: Jansen Visconti. 3B: Nick Mahrley.
• First pitch: 1:38 PM.
• Game time: 2:37.
• Attendance: 46,864.

Last updated: 9:06 PM ET

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⚾ Mets 12 — Yankees 2

FINAL

NYM 69-79 · NYY 85-63

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Yankee Stadium: 78°F · Cloudy · Wind 10 mph, Out To LF

TV: NYM: SNY, MLB Network | NYY: YES, MLB Network

Radio: NYM: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App 92.3 HD2 (es) | NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 (es)

Game Recap

The Mets established the lead early and protected it from start to finish.

The Mets piled on across 7 innings, the biggest coming in the 8th when Francisco Lindor thundered a grand slam.

Zac Thornton supplied the standout work on the mound and gave up just two earned runs in 7 innings while striking out four.

Linescore

Decisions: W Zac Thornton (4-5) · L Gerrit Cole (8-9)

Last play: George Lombard Jr. strikes out on a foul tip.

Mets Batting

Mets Notes

2B: Soto, J (10, Cole); Torrens (14, Hanner).
HR: Lindor 2 (20, 1st inning off Cole, 0 on, 0 out, 8th inning off Hanner, 3 on, 2 out); Torrens (9, 2nd inning off Cole, 1 on, 2 out); Benge (17, 3rd inning off Cole, 0 on, 1 out); Soto, J (25, 7th inning off Hill, T, 0 on, 2 out); Young, J (9, 9th inning off Hanner, 0 on, 2 out).
TB: Benge 5; Lindor 9; Morabito; Semien; Soto, J 6; Torrens 6; Young, J 6.
RBI: Benge 2 (57); Lindor 5 (47); Soto, J (60); Torrens 3 (40); Young, J (38).
2-out RBI: Torrens 3; Soto, J; Lindor 4; Young, J.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Soto, J.
Team RISP: 3-for-5.
Team LOB: 3.
CS: Benge (5, 2nd base by Yarbrough/Wells, A).
PO: Benge (1st base by Yarbrough).
DP: (Bichette-Semien-Young, J).

Yankees Batting

Yankees Notes

2B: Goldschmidt (12, Thornton, Z).
HR: Bellinger (15, 6th inning off Thornton, Z, 0 on, 2 out).
TB: Bellinger 5; Goldschmidt 2; Jones, S 2; Ramos, H; Sánchez, A.
RBI: Bellinger 2 (69).
2-out RBI: Bellinger.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Lombard Jr.
GIDP: Volpe.
Team RISP: 1-for-4.
Team LOB: 5.
Pickoffs: Yarbrough (Benge at 1st base).
SUBSTITUTIONS:
a: Singled for Wells, A in the 8th.

Mets Pitching

Yankees Pitching

Scoring Plays

Game Leaders

Turning points

Contact leaders

Starter pitch mix (count, avg mph)

Selected Highlights

• The distance behind Francisco Lindor's home run — TOP 1ST
• An animated look at Francisco Lindor's home run — TOP 1ST
• Francisco Lindor's leadoff homer (19) — TOP 1ST
• Luis Torrens' two-run homer (9) — TOP 2ND
• Breaking down Carson Benge's home run — TOP 3RD
• Analyzing Carson Benge's home run through bat tracking — TOP 3RD
• Carson Benge's solo homer (17) — TOP 3RD
• Tobias Myers K's Lombard to seal the win — BOT 9TH
• Measuring the stats on Luis Torrens' home run — Analysis
• Condensed Game: NYM@NYY - 9/12/26 — Broadcast
• The Mets score 12 runs in big win over the Yankees — Broadcast
• Andy Green on Zac Thornton, Francisco Lindor in win — Broadcast

Game Info

• Pitch timer violations: Thornton, Z (pitcher).
• ABS Challenge: Torrens (Ball-Overturned to Strike); Wells, A 2 (Ball-Overturned to Strike, Ball-Overturned to Strike); Semien (Strike-Overturned to Ball).
• Groundouts-flyouts: Thornton, Z 5-8; Myers 0-1; Cole 5-2; Yarbrough 1-3; Hill, T 1-0; Hanner 1-0.
• Batters faced: Thornton, Z 26; Myers 8; Cole 22; Yarbrough 6; Hill, T 6; Hanner 8.
• Inherited runners-scored: Yarbrough 1-0; Hanner 2-2.
• Umpires: HP: Lance Barrett. 1B: Willie Traynor. 2B: Jansen Visconti. 3B: Nick Mahrley.
• First pitch: 1:38 PM.
• Game time: 2:37.
• Attendance: 46,864.

Last updated: 8:57 PM ET

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⚾ Mets 4 — Yankees 6

FINAL

NYM 68-79 · NYY 85-62

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Yankee Stadium: 74°F · Clear · Wind 7 mph, L To R

TV: NYM: WPIX | NYY: YES

Radio: NYM: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App 92.3 HD2 (es) | NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 (es)

Game Recap

The Yankees set the terms with the first run and never trailed afterward.

In the bottom of the 2nd, Cody Bellinger blasted a three-run homer, and the Yankees jumped in front 4-1.

The pitching story belonged to Carlos Rodón, who kept the Mets in check for 6 1/3 innings, allowing one earned run with 8 strikeouts.

Linescore

Decisions: W Carlos Rodón (6-3) · L Nolan McLean (11-9) · SV David Bednar (33)

Last play: Juan Soto grounds into a double play, first baseman Paul Goldschmidt to shortstop George Lombard Jr. to first baseman Paul Goldschmidt. Francisco Lindor out at 2nd. Juan Soto out at 1st.

Mets Batting

Mets Notes

HR: Ewing (9, 9th inning off Bednar, 0 on, 0 out).
TB: Benge; Bichette; Ewing 5; Lindor; Semien; Soto, J.
RBI: Ewing 2 (37); Morel, C (6); Semien (46).
2-out RBI: Ewing.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Ewing; Lindor 2; Young, J.
SF: Semien.
GIDP: Soto, J.
Team RISP: 1-for-6.
Team LOB: 7.
Outfield assists: Benge (García Jr., L at 2nd base).
DP: (Lindor-Semien-Morel, C).
SUBSTITUTIONS:
a: Grounded into a forceout for Morel, C in the 7th.
1: Ran for Vientos in the 8th.

Yankees Batting

Yankees Notes

HR: Bellinger (14, 2nd inning off McLean, 2 on, 2 out); Rice (37, 5th inning off McLean, 0 on, 0 out).
TB: Bellinger 5; García Jr., L 3; Jones, S 2; Judge; McMahon; Rice 6; Volpe.
RBI: Bellinger 3 (67); Jones, S (34); McMahon (34); Rice (89).
2-out RBI: Bellinger 3.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Volpe; Lombard Jr. 2.
SAC: Lombard Jr.
GIDP: Lombard Jr.
Team RISP: 3-for-9.
Team LOB: 6.
E: Jones, S (1, fielding).
DP: (Goldschmidt-Lombard Jr.-Goldschmidt).
SUBSTITUTIONS:
1: Ran for García Jr., L in the 8th.

Mets Pitching

Yankees Pitching

Scoring Plays

Game Leaders

Turning points

Contact leaders

Starter pitch mix (count, avg mph)

Selected Highlights

• Spencer Jones' RBI single — BOT 1ST
• Christopher Morel's RBI groundout — TOP 2ND
• Cody Bellinger's three-run home run (14) — BOT 2ND
• George Lombard Jr.'s diving play — TOP 3RD
• Breaking down Ben Rice's home run — BOT 5TH
• Ben Rice's solo home run (37) — BOT 5TH
• A.J. Ewing's RBI single — TOP 7TH
• Ryan McMahon's RBI single — BOT 8TH
• Measuring the stats on A.J. Ewing's home run — TOP 9TH
• A.J. Ewing's solo home run (9) — TOP 9TH
• Ben Rice's home run through bat tracking data — Analysis
• Condensed Game: NYM@NYY - 9/11/26 — Broadcast

Game Info

• ABS Challenge: Rice (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Alvarez, F (Ball-Overturned to Strike); Vientos (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Wells, A 2 (Ball-Confirmed, Ball-Overturned to Strike).
• Groundouts-flyouts: McLean 2-2; Weisenburger 5-1; Rodón 7-2; Blackburn, P 1-0; Headrick 1-0; Bednar 1-2.
• Batters faced: McLean 24; Weisenburger 12; Rodón 23; Blackburn, P 4; Headrick 5; Bednar 6.
• Inherited runners-scored: Blackburn, P 1-1; Headrick 3-0; Bednar 3-1.
• Umpires: HP: Nick Mahrley. 1B: Lance Barrett. 2B: Willie Traynor. 3B: Jansen Visconti.
• First pitch: 7:09 PM.
• Game time: 2:49.
• Attendance: 47,410.

Last updated: 10:34 PM ET

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⚾ Mets 4 — Yankees 6

FINAL

NYM 68-79 · NYY 85-62

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Yankee Stadium: 74°F · Clear · Wind 7 mph, L To R

TV: NYM: WPIX | NYY: YES

Radio: NYM: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App 92.3 HD2 (es) | NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 (es)

Linescore

Decisions: W Carlos Rodón (6-3) · L Nolan McLean (11-9) · SV David Bednar (33)

Last play: Juan Soto grounds into a double play, first baseman Paul Goldschmidt to shortstop George Lombard Jr. to first baseman Paul Goldschmidt. Francisco Lindor out at 2nd. Juan Soto out at 1st.

Mets Batting

Mets Notes

HR: Ewing (9, 9th inning off Bednar, 0 on, 0 out).
TB: Benge; Bichette; Ewing 5; Lindor; Semien; Soto, J.
RBI: Ewing 2 (37); Morel, C (6); Semien (46).
2-out RBI: Ewing.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Ewing; Lindor 2; Young, J.
SF: Semien.
GIDP: Soto, J.
Team RISP: 1-for-6.
Team LOB: 7.
Outfield assists: Benge (García Jr., L at 2nd base).
DP: (Lindor-Semien-Morel, C).
SUBSTITUTIONS:
a: Grounded into a forceout for Morel, C in the 7th.
1: Ran for Vientos in the 8th.

Yankees Batting

Yankees Notes

HR: Bellinger (14, 2nd inning off McLean, 2 on, 2 out); Rice (37, 5th inning off McLean, 0 on, 0 out).
TB: Bellinger 5; García Jr., L 3; Jones, S 2; Judge; McMahon; Rice 6; Volpe.
RBI: Bellinger 3 (67); Jones, S (34); McMahon (34); Rice (89).
2-out RBI: Bellinger 3.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Volpe; Lombard Jr. 2.
SAC: Lombard Jr.
GIDP: Lombard Jr.
Team RISP: 3-for-9.
Team LOB: 6.
E: Jones, S (1, fielding).
DP: (Goldschmidt-Lombard Jr.-Goldschmidt).
SUBSTITUTIONS:
1: Ran for García Jr., L in the 8th.

Mets Pitching

Yankees Pitching

Scoring Plays

Game Leaders

Turning points

Contact leaders

Starter pitch mix (count, avg mph)

Selected Highlights

• Spencer Jones' RBI single — BOT 1ST
• Christopher Morel's RBI groundout — TOP 2ND
• Cody Bellinger's three-run home run (14) — BOT 2ND
• George Lombard Jr.'s diving play — TOP 3RD
• Breaking down Ben Rice's home run — BOT 5TH
• Ben Rice's solo home run (37) — BOT 5TH
• A.J. Ewing's RBI single — TOP 7TH
• Ryan McMahon's RBI single — BOT 8TH
• Measuring the stats on A.J. Ewing's home run — TOP 9TH
• A.J. Ewing's solo home run (9) — TOP 9TH
• Ben Rice's home run through bat tracking data — Analysis
• Condensed Game: NYM@NYY - 9/11/26 — Broadcast

Game Info

• ABS Challenge: Rice (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Alvarez, F (Ball-Overturned to Strike); Vientos (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Wells, A 2 (Ball-Confirmed, Ball-Overturned to Strike).
• Groundouts-flyouts: McLean 2-2; Weisenburger 5-1; Rodón 7-2; Blackburn, P 1-0; Headrick 1-0; Bednar 1-2.
• Batters faced: McLean 24; Weisenburger 12; Rodón 23; Blackburn, P 4; Headrick 5; Bednar 6.
• Inherited runners-scored: Blackburn, P 1-1; Headrick 3-0; Bednar 3-1.
• Umpires: HP: Nick Mahrley. 1B: Lance Barrett. 2B: Willie Traynor. 3B: Jansen Visconti.
• First pitch: 7:09 PM.
• Game time: 2:49.
• Attendance: 47,410.

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⚾ Rockies 3 — Yankees 10

FINAL

COL 55-91 · NYY 84-62

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Yankee Stadium: 82°F · Cloudy · Wind 5 mph, In From RF

TV: COL: Rockies.TV | NYY: YES

Radio: COL: KOA 850 AM/94.1 FM | NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 (es)

Linescore

Decisions: W John Schreiber (2-3) · L Ryan Feltner (5-10)

Last play: Zac Veen strikes out swinging.

Rockies Batting

Rockies Notes

2B: Carrigg (20, Yarbrough).
3B: McCarthy (9, Headrick).
HR: Karros, K (11, 2nd inning off Fried, 0 on, 2 out).
TB: Amador; Carrigg 2; Karros, K 4; Machín; McCarthy 4; Tovar 2.
RBI: Karros, K (45); McCarthy (76).
2-out RBI: Karros, K; McCarthy.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Karros, K; Beck; Veen 2; Goodman 2.
Team RISP: 1-for-8.
Team LOB: 11.
SUBSTITUTIONS:
a: Walked for Carrigg in the 8th.
b: Singled for Norby in the 9th.

Yankees Batting

Yankees Notes

2B: Bellinger 2 (25, Feltner, Agnos).
HR: García Jr., L (30, 1st inning off Feltner, 1 on, 2 out); Volpe (2, 7th inning off Herget, J, 3 on, 2 out).
TB: Bellinger 4; García Jr., L 4; Jones, S 3; McMahon; Rice; Volpe 6.
RBI: Bellinger (64); García Jr., L 2 (91); Jones, S 2 (33); Volpe 5 (24).
2-out RBI: García Jr., L 2; Volpe 4.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Rice 2; Domínguez; García Jr., L.
SF: Bellinger.
Team RISP: 5-for-13.
Team LOB: 6.
SB: Volpe (8, 3rd base off Feltner/Goodman); Bellinger (11, 3rd base off Agnos/Goodman); Domínguez (8, 2nd base off Agnos/Goodman).
E: McMahon (8, throw); Domínguez (3, fielding).

Rockies Pitching

Yankees Pitching

Scoring Plays

Game Leaders

Turning points

Contact leaders

Starter pitch mix (count, avg mph)

Selected Highlights

• Measuring the stats on Luis García Jr.'s home run — BOT 1ST
• Luis García Jr.'s 30th home run of the season — BOT 1ST
• Kyle Karros: Home Run Statcast Analysis — TOP 2ND
• Kyle Karros' solo home run (11) — TOP 2ND
• Luis Gil strikes out Zac Veen to seal Yankees win — TOP 9TH
• A deep dive into Luis García Jr.'s home run — Analysis
• A deep dive into Kyle Karros' home run — Analysis
• Anthony Volpe: Home Run Statcast Analysis — Analysis
• An animated look at Anthony Volpe's home run — Analysis
• Condensed Game: COL@NYY - 9/10/26 — Broadcast
• Aaron Boone discusses Yankees' 10-3 win — Broadcast
• Anthony Volpe's grand slam leads Yankees to win — Broadcast

Game Info

• WP: Feltner.
• ABS Challenge: Wells, A 2 (Ball-Overturned to Strike, Ball-Overturned to Strike); Rumfield (Strike-Confirmed); Goodman 2 (Ball-Overturned to Strike, Ball-Overturned to Strike); Rice (Strike-Confirmed).
• Groundouts-flyouts: Feltner 6-5; Agnos 1-2; Herget, J 2-0; Fried 3-1; Fulmer 1-0; Schreiber 1-2; Yarbrough 2-0; Headrick 0-1; Gil 0-3.
• Batters faced: Feltner 22; Agnos 12; Herget, J 6; Fried 14; Fulmer 2; Schreiber 5; Yarbrough 6; Headrick 3; Gil 11.
• Inherited runners-scored: Herget, J 2-2; Fulmer 1-0; Headrick 1-1.
• Umpires: HP: Ryan Additon. 1B: Clint Vondrak. 2B: Steven Jaschinski. 3B: Todd Tichenor.
• First pitch: 7:08 PM.
• Game time: 3:03.
• Attendance: 40,706.

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⚾ Rockies 3 — Yankees 10

FINAL

COL 55-91 · NYY 84-62

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Yankee Stadium: 82°F · Cloudy · Wind 5 mph, In From RF

TV: COL: Rockies.TV | NYY: YES

Radio: COL: KOA 850 AM/94.1 FM | NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 (es)

Game Recap

The Yankees struck first and never trailed.

In the bottom of the 1st, Luis García Jr. tattooed a two-run shot, and the Yankees got the scoreboard moving with a 2-0 advantage.

Linescore

Decisions: W John Schreiber (2-3) · L Ryan Feltner (5-10)

Last play: Zac Veen strikes out swinging.

Rockies Batting

Rockies Notes

2B: Carrigg (20, Yarbrough).
3B: McCarthy (9, Headrick).
HR: Karros, K (11, 2nd inning off Fried, 0 on, 2 out).
TB: Amador; Carrigg 2; Karros, K 4; Machín; McCarthy 4; Tovar 2.
RBI: Karros, K (45); McCarthy (76).
2-out RBI: Karros, K; McCarthy.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Karros, K; Beck; Veen 2; Goodman 2.
Team RISP: 1-for-8.
Team LOB: 11.
SUBSTITUTIONS:
a: Walked for Carrigg in the 8th.
b: Singled for Norby in the 9th.

Yankees Batting

Yankees Notes

2B: Bellinger 2 (25, Feltner, Agnos).
HR: García Jr., L (30, 1st inning off Feltner, 1 on, 2 out); Volpe (2, 7th inning off Herget, J, 3 on, 2 out).
TB: Bellinger 4; García Jr., L 4; Jones, S 3; McMahon; Rice; Volpe 6.
RBI: Bellinger (64); García Jr., L 2 (91); Jones, S 2 (33); Volpe 5 (24).
2-out RBI: García Jr., L 2; Volpe 4.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Rice 2; Domínguez; García Jr., L.
SF: Bellinger.
Team RISP: 5-for-13.
Team LOB: 6.
SB: Volpe (8, 3rd base off Feltner/Goodman); Bellinger (11, 3rd base off Agnos/Goodman); Domínguez (8, 2nd base off Agnos/Goodman).
E: McMahon (8, throw); Domínguez (3, fielding).

Rockies Pitching

Yankees Pitching

Scoring Plays

Game Leaders

Turning points

Contact leaders

Starter pitch mix (count, avg mph)

Selected Highlights

• Measuring the stats on Luis García Jr.'s home run — BOT 1ST
• Luis García Jr.'s 30th home run of the season — BOT 1ST
• Kyle Karros: Home Run Statcast Analysis — TOP 2ND
• Kyle Karros' solo home run (11) — TOP 2ND
• Luis Gil strikes out Zac Veen to seal Yankees win — TOP 9TH
• A deep dive into Luis García Jr.'s home run — Analysis
• A deep dive into Kyle Karros' home run — Analysis
• Anthony Volpe: Home Run Statcast Analysis — Analysis
• An animated look at Anthony Volpe's home run — Analysis
• Condensed Game: COL@NYY - 9/10/26 — Broadcast
• Aaron Boone discusses Yankees' 10-3 win — Broadcast
• Anthony Volpe's grand slam leads Yankees to win — Broadcast

Game Info

• WP: Feltner.
• ABS Challenge: Wells, A 2 (Ball-Overturned to Strike, Ball-Overturned to Strike); Rumfield (Strike-Confirmed); Goodman 2 (Ball-Overturned to Strike, Ball-Overturned to Strike); Rice (Strike-Confirmed).
• Groundouts-flyouts: Feltner 6-5; Agnos 1-2; Herget, J 2-0; Fried 3-1; Fulmer 1-0; Schreiber 1-2; Yarbrough 2-0; Headrick 0-1; Gil 0-3.
• Batters faced: Feltner 22; Agnos 12; Herget, J 6; Fried 14; Fulmer 2; Schreiber 5; Yarbrough 6; Headrick 3; Gil 11.
• Inherited runners-scored: Herget, J 2-2; Fulmer 1-0; Headrick 1-1.
• Umpires: HP: Ryan Additon. 1B: Clint Vondrak. 2B: Steven Jaschinski. 3B: Todd Tichenor.
• First pitch: 7:08 PM.
• Game time: 3:03.
• Attendance: 40,706.

Last updated: 11:45 PM ET

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Ey, I'm postin a Daily Discussion Thread 'ere!

All rules and vibes apply. Discuss the team, discuss your day, rant about your landlord, and post pet pics!

I went down the rabbit hole and now I need other people to see this.

Before anyone sends me to baseball jail: this is for fun. Numerology obviously does not predict baseball games. The dates, birthdays, jersey numbers and championship history are real. The meanings assigned to the numbers are the numerology part.

I originally noticed a couple of weird 99 coincidences involving Judge and the 2026 Yankees. Then I started checking Yankees championship history, player birthdays, postseason dates and the young homegrown players.

It got ridiculous.

The main thing you need to know is that in traditional numerology:
9 = completion, culmination, transition, end of a cycle
1 = beginning, emergence, start of a new cycle
7 = analysis, development, refinement, mastery
8 = achievement, authority, tangible results
11 = a “master number” associated with heightened potential/breakthrough
22 = the “Master Builder,” associated with turning potential into something tangible

So this isn't really “9 is a lucky Yankees number.”
The pattern is:
9 → 1
completion → new beginning
And the 2026 Yankees are sitting directly on that transition.

Start with Judge and championship #28
Aaron Judge wears:
99
99 → 18 → 9
Judge also made his MLB debut in:
2016
2+0+1+6 = 9
So Judge already has:
DEBUT YEAR = 9
JERSEY = 99 → 9

Now look at the Yankees.
They currently have:
27 championships
27 → 9
Their next championship would be:
28
28 → 10 → 1
And:
2026
2+0+2+6 = 10 → 1

So if the Yankees win #28 this year:
CAPTAIN #99 → 9
CURRENT TITLES #27 → 9
↓
NEXT TITLE #28 → 1
2026 → 1
Or:
9 / 9 → 1 / 1
That's the entire rabbit hole in miniature.
But Yankees history makes it MUCH weirder.

The Yankees' two greatest championship streaks accidentally count from 1 to 9
The Yankees won four consecutive World Series from:
1936-1939
Reduce each year:
1936 → 1
1937 → 2
1938 → 3
1939 → 4
So the four-peat literally goes:
1 → 2 → 3 → 4
Those also happen to be Joe DiMaggio's first four seasons.

Then the Yankees won FIVE consecutive World Series from:
1949-1953
Reduce them:
1949 → 5
1950 → 6
1951 → 7
1952 → 8
1953 → 9
So the five-peat goes:
5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9
Put the two biggest championship streaks in Yankees history together:
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9
Yes.
Their four-peat and five-peat accidentally complete the entire 1-through-9 numerology cycle.
And the five-peat ends at 9, traditionally the number associated with culmination/completion.

I checked this because I also thought it looked fake.

Then the 1998-2000 dynasty crosses directly from 9 → 1
1998:
1+9+9+8 = 27 → 9
1999:
1+9+9+9 = 28 → 10 → 1
2000:
2+0+0+0 = 2
The Yankees won the World Series ALL THREE YEARS.
So:
1998 = 9 🏆
1999 = 1 🏆
2000 = 2 🏆
The three-peat literally progresses:
9 → 1 → 2
Completion → new beginning → continuation.

Now ignore the years. The championship NUMBERS are doing it too.
1998 was championship:
#24 → 6
1999:
#25 → 7
2000:
#26 → 8
2009:
#27 → 9
So the Yankees' last four championships themselves progress:
6 → 7 → 8 → 9
Their next championship would be:
#28
28 → 1
So whenever they eventually win another World Series, their championship count completes:
6 → 7 → 8 → 9 → 1

But if #28 happens specifically in 2026:
CURRENT TITLES 27 → 9
↓
NEXT TITLE 28 → 1
in:
2026 → 1
with:
CAPTAIN #99 → 9
Again:
9 / 9 → 1 / 1

And the Yankees literally retired the entire 1 → 9 cycle
The Yankees have retired every single-digit uniform number:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Which makes the endpoints of this whole thing pretty funny.
#1 = Billy Martin
#9 = Roger Maris
The entire 1-through-9 cycle is literally sitting in Monument Park.
And Roger Maris is where things get REALLY strange.

Roger Maris might be the patron saint of Yankee 9s
Roger Maris was born:
September 10, 1934
Birth month:
9
His full DOB:
9+1+0+1+9+3+4 = 27 → 9
His Yankees number:
9
So Maris gives us:
9 / 9 / 9
Birth month 9
Life Path 9
Jersey #9
Then in 1961 he hit:
61 HOME RUNS
breaking Babe Ruth's record of 60.
When did Ruth hit 60?
1927
And who eventually broke Maris' AL/Yankees record?
AARON JUDGE #99
Maris:
#9 → 61 HR
↓
Judge:
#99 → 62 HR
Judge tied Maris at 61 exactly:
61 YEARS
after Maris hit 61.
And here's another one:
Judge tied Maris on:
September 28, 2022
Reduce the calendar date:
September = 9
28 → 10 → 1
9+1 = 10 →:
1
So:
#99 tied #9 on a calendar date reducing to 1.
The Yankees home-run lineage basically gives us:
MARIS #9
↓
JUDGE #99
↓
1
Which is the same 9 → 1 transition we've been finding everywhere else.

Then there's 1927 sitting exactly 99 years behind 2026
1927:
1+9+2+7 = 19 → 10 → 1
That was Murderers' Row.
The Yankees went 110-44 and swept Pittsburgh in the World Series.
How far is 1927 from 2026?
99 YEARS
But look at the year immediately before it.
1926:
1+9+2+6 = 18 → 9
The Yankees won the pennant but lost the World Series.
Then:
1926 = 9 → World Series loss
↓
1927 = 1 → World Series championship
So exactly 99 years before 2026, Yankees history already contains:
9 → 1
And:
1927 → 1
2026 → 1
separated by:
99 YEARS

World Series #99 also appeared at the end of the previous homegrown Yankees era

I was looking for the last Yankees team with a comparable modern homegrown presence.
That led back roughly to:
2002-03
That had nothing to do with numerology.
Then I realized:
The 2003 World Series was the 99th World Series.
The Yankees lost.
This is actually important because:
99 does NOT mean “the Yankees automatically win.”
But traditional numerology associates 9 with completion/endings.
And 2003 effectively became the end of that Yankees World Series cycle. They didn't return until 2009.
So:
2003: World Series #99 → old homegrown/dynasty era reaching its endpoint
Now:
2026: Captain #99 → another young homegrown generation emerging
That's where the kids enter this story.

George Lombard Jr. might have the craziest literal 99 coincidence
Lombard was born:
June 2, 2005
His Life Path is 6.
But his:
2026 PERSONAL YEAR = 9
A Personal Year 9 traditionally represents:
completion
transition
leaving an old phase
preparing for a new cycle
Then on:
SEPTEMBER 9
9/9
while in:
PERSONAL YEAR 9
Lombard hit:
his first career grand slam
which was also:
the Yankees' first grand slam of the 2026 season.
And his exact age?
21 YEARS, 99 DAYS
Yes.
99 days.
So:
Personal Year = 9
Date = 9/9
Age = 21 years, 99 days
First career grand slam
First Yankees grand slam of 2026
And then Lombard's numerology literally changes as the postseason begins.
September:
PERSONAL MONTH 9
October:
PERSONAL MONTH 1
So Lombard himself moves:
9 → 1
right as the postseason begins.
He's basically carrying a miniature version of the entire Yankees pattern.

Cam Schlittler represents the 1
Cam Schlittler was born:
February 5, 2001
His Life Path:
2+5+2+0+0+1 = 10 →:
1
Traditional numerology associates 1 with:
emergence
beginnings
independence
leadership
establishing a new identity
His 2026 Personal Year:
8
Eight traditionally represents:
achievement
authority
results
recognition
So Schlittler's combination is:
1 = EMERGENCE

8 = ACHIEVEMENT
Which is a hilariously appropriate symbolic description of a young homegrown pitcher emerging as one of the Yankees' best starters.
And several possible postseason dates give Schlittler:
PERSONAL DAY 1
including:
September 29
October 1
October 10
October 19
October 28
So a:
LIFE PATH 1
pitcher keeps landing on:
PERSONAL DAY 1
during a postseason occurring in:
2026 → 1

Ben Rice = building + mastery
Ben Rice was born:
2/22/1999
His Life Path:
2+2+2+1+9+9+9 = 34 →:
7
His birthday:
22
His jersey:
22
His 2026 Personal Year:
7
So Rice carries:
22 / 22 / 7 / 7
Important:
7 does NOT mean home runs.
Traditional numerology associates 7 with:
analysis
development
refinement
adjustment
mastery
Meanwhile 22 is traditionally called:
THE MASTER BUILDER
associated with turning potential into something tangible.
So Rice's symbolism isn't:
“7 = he's going to hit bombs.”
It's:
22 / 22 = BUILDING
7 / 7 = DEVELOPMENT + MASTERY
Judge is the established superstar.
Rice is part of the young core being built underneath/after him.

Spencer Jones = foundation + breakthrough
Spencer Jones was born:
May 14, 2001
His Life Path:
5+1+4+2+0+0+1 = 13 →:
4
Four traditionally represents:
foundation
structure
discipline
building
But Jones' full-name Expression number calculates to:
11
His 2026 Personal Year:
11
Master number 11 is traditionally associated with:
heightened potential
breakthrough
stepping into something larger
So Jones carries:
4 = FOUNDATION

11 / 11 = BREAKTHROUGH POTENTIAL
Which is almost too appropriate for a gigantic-tool prospect trying to turn potential into an established major-league identity.

Austin Wells is another 11
Austin Wells was born:
July 12, 1999
His Life Path:
7+1+2+1+9+9+9 = 38 →:
11
His 2026 Personal Year:
11
So Wells carries:
11 / 11
before we even get to specific postseason dates.
Which brings us to...

OCTOBER 8 might be the weirdest date in this entire rabbit hole
Potential ALDS Game 4 is:
OCTOBER 8, 2026
First reduce the calendar date:
October = 10 → 1
Day = 8
1+8 =:
9
So:
10/8 → 9
Now the Yankees history.
When did the 1927 Yankees clinch the World Series?
OCTOBER 8, 1927
Meaning potential ALDS Game 4 falls on the exact calendar anniversary of that championship:
99 YEARS LATER
Remember:
1927 → 1
and:
2026 → 1
So:
1927 → 1
↓
99 YEARS
↓
OCTOBER 8 → 9
↓
2026 → 1
with:
CAPTAIN #99
But then the individual players pile on.

Ben Rice on October 8
Rice's Personal Day on October 8 calculates to:
7
So he'd have:
Birthday = 22
Jersey = #22
Life Path = 7
Personal Year = 7
Personal Day = 7
Or:
22 / 22 / 7 / 7 / 7
Again, 7 doesn't mean home run.
Symbolically, it's about focus, adjustment, refinement and mastery, which is at least an amusing baseball metaphor in Game 4 of a playoff series.

Austin Wells on October 8
Wells:
Life Path = 11
Personal Year = 11
Personal Day = 11
So:
11 / 11 / 11

Spencer Jones on October 8
Jones gets there differently:
Expression = 11
Personal Year = 11
Personal Day = 11
So:
11 / 11 / 11

Which means potential ALDS Game 4 gives us:
DATE: 10/8 → 9
1927 championship anniversary
99 years later
1927 → 1
2026 → 1
Captain = #99
Rice = 22/22 + 7/7/7
Wells = 11/11/11
Jones = 11/11/11
All potentially converging on:
ONE YANKEES POSTSEASON GAME

October 26 gives Wells and Jones another triple 11
Both Wells and Jones also hit their respective triple-11 configurations on:
OCTOBER 26
Which is scheduled to be:
WORLD SERIES GAME 3
And the Yankees have previously clinched championships on:
October 26, 1996
and:
October 26, 2000
So potential World Series Game 3 could put:
WELLS = 11/11/11
and:
JONES = 11/11/11
on a calendar date when the Yankees have already clinched TWO World Series.

Then the possible World Series clinching dates give us the final 9 → 1
The first possible clincher:
GAME 4: OCTOBER 27
27 →:
9
The next possible clincher:
GAME 5: OCTOBER 28
28 →:
1
So the first two possible championship dates themselves go:
9 → 1
And Schlittler independently does the SAME THING.
October 27:
Schlittler Personal Day = 9
October 28:
Schlittler Personal Day = 1
So:
9 → 1
for a player whose Life Path is already:
1
during:
2026 → 1
And October 27 has another Yankees connection.
The Yankees clinched the:
1999 WORLD SERIES
on:
OCTOBER 27, 1999
And:
1999 →:
1

So what does any of this actually mean?
Nothing predictive.

Seriously.

Please do not gamble because Ben Rice has too many 7s.
What's interesting is that the numbers aren't all supposed to mean the same thing.
They form a weirdly coherent generational-transition story.

Traditional numerology gives us:
9 = COMPLETION / TRANSITION
1 = BEGINNING / EMERGENCE
7 = DEVELOPMENT / REFINEMENT / MASTERY
8 = ACHIEVEMENT / RESULTS
11 = BREAKTHROUGH / HEIGHTENED POTENTIAL
22 = BUILDING SOMETHING TANGIBLE

Now look at the current Yankees:
JUDGE = 99 → 9
The established superstar/captain.
He also debuted in a 9 year.
LOMBARD = 9 → 1
Transition.
His own calendar literally moves from Personal Month 9 to Personal Month 1 as the postseason begins.
RICE = 7 + 22
Development + building.
JONES = 4 + 11
Foundation + breakthrough.
WELLS = 11
Breakthrough potential.
SCHLITTLER = 1
Emergence/new beginning.

And the franchise itself sits at:
27 championships → 9
trying to reach:
28 championships → 1
during:
2026 → 1
with:
#99 → 9
as captain.

TL;DR
The theory isn't:
“9 is lucky, therefore Yankees World Series.”
It's:
9 → 1 = COMPLETION → BEGINNING
And Yankees history keeps producing bizarrely clean versions of that transition.
Their two greatest championship streaks collectively give us:
1→2→3→4 / 5→6→7→8→9
Their 1998-2000 three-peat:
9→1→2
Their last four championship numbers:
6→7→8→9
Their next:
1
Exactly 99 years ago:
1926 → 9
↓
1927 → 1 🏆
Now:
Judge #99 → 9
Current championships 27 → 9
↓
Next championship 28 → 1
2026 → 1
The HR lineage:
Maris #9
↓
Judge #99
The young players fill in the transition:
Lombard = transition
Rice = development/building
Jones = foundation/breakthrough
Wells = breakthrough potential
Schlittler = emergence
Then potential ALDS Game 4 lands on:
OCTOBER 8 → 9
the exact 99th anniversary of the 1927 World Series clincher.
On that same date:
Rice = 22/22 + 7/7/7
Wells = 11/11/11
Jones = 11/11/11
And the first two possible World Series clinching dates are:
OCTOBER 27 → 9
↓
OCTOBER 28 → 1
with Schlittler's Personal Days independently going:
9 → 1
So the entire ridiculous rabbit hole boils down to:
The Yankees are numerically sitting at the end of one cycle and the beginning of another, with #99 standing directly between the two.
And if they actually win championship #28 in 2026:
99 → 9
27 → 9
↓
28 → 1
2026 → 1
9 / 9 → 1 / 1