September 5, 2026

39 thoughts on “Yankees (80-60) @ Padres (73-67), Friday, September 4, 2026, 9:40 PM EDT

  1. Boston with 1-0 win after a 6-5 win yesterday. I wouldn’t be surprised if they win the next 20 games and sweep the playoffs. Tampa crushing Texas. Yankees need to win this to avoid the sweep with Ray and King pitching the next two.

  2. Elite “ Xander Bogaerts knocks in a run with a single that falls in front of Trent Grisham, who seemed to have trouble getting a jump from CF. Padres lead, 1-0.”

  3. 2B Anthony Volpe: 2-for-3, 2B (9), HR (11), 2 RBI, 2 R, SB (9), CI, K. Volpe has homered five times in his last five games. He has five stolen bases in his last six games.
    LF Jasson Dominguez: 3-for-4, R, SB (14). Dominguez has four multi-hit efforts in his last six games.

    DH Yostin Pena: 2-for-4, 2 SB (10), CS (2). The exit velocities he consistently puts up can mesmorize you. Tonight, he hit balls 110.7, 106.7, and 100.0 MPH. Between here and the DSL, Pena has 37 stolen bases in 42 attempts. He has 26 multi-hit efforts in 59 games.

    https://tomkosensky.com/2026/09/04/yankees-milb-9-4-anthony-volpe-homers-again/

  4. Rangers got 4-runs in the eighth, trailing the Rays 6-5. Rays have two on, one out in the ninth.

    EDIT: The Rays have scored one run so far, now leading 7-5.

    1. Great question. I guess Schuemann.

      As I noted earlier, I thought Jones was going to get the starting job over Grisham either way, but this obviously makes things a lot simpler (it also helps Rosario keep his roster spot).

    1. Yeah, I’m not saying you can’t steal third there, but you have to steal it EASILY for you to steal third. We’ve seen Cabby and Jazz do it, and it was fine, because they knew they had it stolen. It was just an idiotic play.

      But hey, I liked the brief lead, at least!

  5. Katie S Yankees: 7th extra inning walk-off loss this season.
    That’s the most in MLB.

    7 extra inning walk-off losses is also tied for the most in a season in Yankees history (also in 2023, 2011, 1988, 1984, 1943, 1916)

    Despite the best bullpen in baseball

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