Yankees' Devin Williams blows save, Rangers walk off in 10th
Briefly

The Yankees lost 8-5 to the Rangers, marking their fourth consecutive defeat and extending their poor streak to 28 losses in 46 games. Devin Williams allowed a crucial pinch-hit homer to Joc Pederson while managing a one-run lead. Austin Wells's double play ended a key scoring opportunity in the top of the 10th. Manager Aaron Boone acknowledged the pressure but emphasized the need to win. Bronx Bombers trail in the AL East standings, with a demoralizing loss following a prior game in which they blew significant leads.
The Yankees rolled out their specialty lineup for lefthanders, featuring three of their trade deadline acquisitions who have generally thrived in their careers hitting lefties.
Devin Williams allowed a one-out, pinch-hit homer to Joc Pederson, which led to a crucial shift in the game's momentum.
With runners at first and third in the top of the 10th, Austin Wells grounded into an inning-ending 1-6-3 double play, which was a significant missed opportunity for the Yankees.
Aaron Boone acknowledged the stress of the situation, stating, "We gotta win. Period. We know that. Nobody cares how stressful it is."
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