The Yankees faced a crucial series against the Blue Jays that could have significantly reduced or exacerbated their deficit in the AL East. In the first game, Carlos Rodón struggled on the mound, issuing five walks and suffering from defensive errors that spelled trouble for the Yankees. Despite Giancarlo Stanton providing an early lead with a solo homer, the Yankees allowed the Blue Jays to score due to errors in defense. The Yankees lost 4-1, falling further behind Toronto in the standings.
Carlos Rodón struggled on the mound against the Blue Jays, issuing five walks in five innings and experiencing defensive errors that compounded the Yankees' problems.
Giancarlo Stanton gave the Yankees an early lead with a solo homer in the fourth inning, but poor defense later in the game allowed the Blue Jays to capitalize.
After a 14-pitch at-bat, Rodón faced further trouble with errors from Oswald Peraza and Anthony Volpe, which ultimately cost the Yankees runs and contributed to their 4-1 loss.
The Yankees' inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities and execute defensively led to a disappointing performance, resulting in a widening gap behind the Blue Jays in the AL East.
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