Yankees Stage Eighth-Inning Comeback for Third Straight Win

Washington held a narrow 2-0 lead into the late innings, thanks to early home runs. James Wood launched a solo shot on the very first pitch of the game from reliever Cam Schlittler, and Curtis Mead followed two batters later with another solo blast, giving the Nationals an early advantage they protected through seven frames.

The Yankees' offense, however, found its spark in the eighth. Trent Grisham delivered the decisive blow with a two-run homer, which proved to be the turning point, driving in the runs that erased the deficit and put New York ahead for good. This latest come-from-behind win showcased the team's resilience and ability to capitalize against opposing bullpens.

The victory not only extended the Yankees' current winning streak to three games but also served as manager Aaron Boone's 750th win at the helm of the storied franchise. The late-inning heroics have become a recurring theme for New York in recent outings.