The Yankees faced a missed opportunity against the Twins, losing 4-1 despite favorable results from rival teams. A rain delay marked the game, but their performance fell short with only five hits. Starters held the score at 1-1 until relief pitchers allowed a surge from the Twins. Cody Bellinger's homer provided the Yankees' lone score. Manager Aaron Boone stressed the need for consistent play to close the gap in the postseason race against Toronto and Boston.
The Yankees missed out on a huge opportunity to pick up ground in the race for the postseason on Wednesday night. Despite favorable conditions with losses from rivals, they couldn’t capitalize.
The Yankees relief pitchers let a 1-1 game get away after starter Cam Schlittler threw five solid innings and the lineup only produced five hits.
Manager Aaron Boone emphasized the need for the team to play well consistently to catch up with rivals Toronto and Boston in the postseason race.
Cody Bellinger's home run in the third inning was the only score for the Yankees, while the Twins scored the last four runs of the game.
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