Marlins Rally Past Yankees 13-12 in Walk-Off Win

The Miami Marlins have been on a hot streak, recently completing a series sweep against the New York Yankees with a 2-0 shutout, powered by rookie Agustin Ramirez's two home runs and six scoreless innings from Eury Pérez. The previous night, the Marlins pulled off an improbable 13-12 walk-off victory after overcoming multiple deficits, highlighted by a grand slam from Kyle Stowers and clutch hitting by Ramirez, who drove in the winning run with a bunt. The Yankees' newly acquired bullpen arms—Jake Bird, David Bednar, and Camilo Doval—struggled significantly, giving up nine runs combined in the critical late innings and contributing to the collapse despite the team's multiple leads. Errors and missed opportunities, including a key error by rookie José Caballero, compounded the Yankees' bullpen failures, overshadowing the contributions of other new acquisitions like Ryan McMahon and Anthony Volpe. These bullpen woes were particularly disappointing given the Yankees' notable trade deadline moves aimed at bolstering their roster, including acquiring Bednar and Doval to strengthen their relief pitching. Meanwhile, the Marlins continue to build momentum as they push for a National League wild-card berth, capitalizing on their recent success and the Yankees' faltering bullpen.