The New York Yankees faced a disheartening 4-0 defeat against the Los Angeles Angels, marking their third consecutive shutout loss and the tying of a franchise record. This stretch includes an alarming 28 consecutive scoreless innings, the fourth longest in the team's history. The Yankees' offense, spearheaded by Aaron Judge, struggled significantly, with Judge striking out three times and managing only two hits in his last five games.

Despite the offensive woes, pitcher Will Warren showcased his talent with a strong performance, recording 11 strikeouts while allowing three runs over six innings. The Yankees remain in a strong position in the American League East, despite the loss, as their closest rivals, the Tampa Bay Rays, also fell to the Baltimore Orioles.