The New York Yankees pulled off a thrilling comeback on Thursday night, overcoming a 5-0 deficit to secure a 6-5 walk-off victory against the Seattle Mariners in 10 innings. After being no-hit for seven frames by Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo, the Yankees sparked their offensive resurgence in the eighth inning with three runs, highlighted by Giancarlo Stanton's clutch two-run homer. With the game tied in the ninth, Austin Wells delivered a critical two-out single to knot the score at five, allowing the Yankees to capitalize on the momentum in the extra frame.

In the tenth, Aaron Judge's sacrifice fly scored Anthony Volpe, edging the Yankees to their fourth consecutive win and a three-game sweep over the Mariners. The victory was notably only the Yankees' second extra-inning win this season, with Devin Williams earning the win after pitching a scoreless tenth. This dramatic win showcases the resilience and fighting spirit the Yankees will aim to carry forward as they strive for postseason contention.