The New York Yankees' offense is struggling, with a 29-inning scoreless streak looming over their recent games. Despite the pressure, hitting coach James Rowson remains optimistic that the team will break this drought, stating, 'I expect this to pass over.' However, the Yankees faced another defeat against the Los Angeles Angels, losing 3-2, marking their sixth consecutive loss. Key moments included an error by Anthony Volpe that allowed the Angels to score the decisive run.

In the second inning, Jazz Chisholm Jr. ended the Yankees' scoreless streak with a solo homer. Despite taking a brief lead after Cody Bellinger's fourth-inning home run, the Yankees couldn't maintain their momentum. Starter Ryan Yarbrough delivered a solid performance, but the Yankees have struggled to provide run support for their pitchers. With Carlos Rodón slated to start against the Angels on Thursday, the Yankees are desperate to halt their losing streak and avoid a sweep at home.