The New York Yankees managed to halt their losing streak with a 3-2 victory over the Texas Rangers, thanks to a key solo home run from Paul Goldschmidt in the seventh inning. This win not only prevented a three-game sweep by the Rangers but also brought an end to a six-game winless road trip. Carlos Rodon had a solid outing, allowing only two earned runs over five innings, although he faced challenges, including a run-scoring single from Sam Haggerty. The Yankees rallied with two runs in the fourth inning, driven by Anthony Volpe's RBI and a wild throw during Jasson Dominguez's steal.

Reliever David Bednar secured the win with a gutsy five-out save, throwing 42 pitches and striking out Adolis Garcia to close the game. The Yankees' bullpen exhibited resilience, combining to allow only two hits and three walks in the final four innings. This win was a critical morale booster for the Yankees as they prepare to face the Houston Astros in their upcoming series.