"The Yankees (89-68) moved within one game of the American League East-leading Toronto Blue Jays, who fell to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday. Trailing 2-1 entering the bottom of the ninth, momentum from Anthony Volpe and Austin Wells' lead-off singles was stymied when Trent Grisham bounced into a double play. But Aaron Judge was intentionally walked for the second time on the night, Cody Bellinger walked, and Volpe scored on a wild pitch to tie the game."
"Caballero then worked a nine-pitch at-bat against Chicago reliever Brandon Eisert before blooping the game-winning single to center, which scored Judge from second. Yankees starter Luis Gil put forth a strong outing in his audition for a postseason rotation spot, allowing two runs on four hits in six innings of work. But his 1-0 lead created by Wells' RBI double in the second inning was canceled out when he yielded a two-run home run in the sixth to Colson Montgomery."
The New York Yankees clinched a 2025 postseason berth with an 89-68 record after Jose Caballero's ninth-inning walk-off single gave a 3-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. The Yankees moved within one game of AL East-leading Toronto. Trailing 2-1 entering the ninth, lead-off singles from Anthony Volpe and Austin Wells were cut short by a Trent Grisham double play; Judge was intentionally walked, Bellinger walked, and Volpe scored on a wild pitch to tie. Caballero delivered a bloop single after a nine-pitch at-bat. Luis Gil allowed two runs in six innings; White Sox rookie Shane Smith allowed one run in five. The win is the Yankees' 60th postseason appearance.
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