Yankees struggle offensively, swept by Rays in postseason

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Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Yankees struggle offensively, swept by Rays in postseason
Summary

The New York Yankees were eliminated from the postseason after losing to the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3 of the ALDS, falling 4-2. The Yankees managed only five runs in the entire series, with an average of just.130 and a.192 on-base percentage. A key moment in the game occurred in the sixth inning when Anthony Volpe's potential home run was overturned due to spectator interference. Manager Aaron Boone remarked on the team's struggles, indicating the clubhouse is in disarray following the loss. As the Yankees look ahead, several players, including Jazz Chisholm and Trent Grisham, could become free agents, prompting offseason evaluations.

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  • •Yankees scored only five runs in the ALDS.
  • •Anthony Volpe's home run was overturned in the sixth inning due to interference.
  • •Aaron Boone expressed disappointment, citing a 'broken clubhouse.'
  • •Jazz Chisholm and Trent Grisham may become free agents this offseason.
  • •Next season's Opening Day is tentatively scheduled for March 25.
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  • 4:51 AMYahoo Sports — Yankees left with 'broken clubhouse' after agonizing postseason sweep
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Still without Aaron Judge, the Yankees offense went silent against the Rays.

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