The Yankees pulled off a miraculous ninth-inning comeback on Tuesday night, beating the Pirates 9-8 at the Stadium. The Yankees trailed by four runs and scored five without recording an out, led by Aaron Judge's 60th home run and a Giancarlo Stanton walk-off grand slam. Judge now has five games remaining on the homestand against two last-place teams in the Pirates and Red Sox to break Rogers Maris' American League record.

The lineup was bad, the starting pitching wasn't great, the defense was atrocious, the managing was comical and the postgame accountability was nonexistent as the Yankees lost 4-2 to the Rays on Friday night. The lead in the loss column now sits at two games, and the Yankees' 15 1/2-game collapse is nearly complete.

The Yankees lost again on Saturday, scoring just one run on Aaron Judge's 52nd home run. The Yankees have now lost six of seven, 20 of 29, 26 of 41 and 38 of 68. Their 15 1/2-game division is down to four games and three games in the loss column, and Aaron Boone admitted the team might not turn it around.

The Yankees have finally called up Oswald Peraza. The Yankees’ No. 3 prospect will be with the team on Friday night in Tampa for what is the biggest series of the season. While I’m happy Peraza is finally here, make no mistake, he’s only here because the rosters expanded from 26 to 28 today.

The Yankees had a 15 1/2-game lead on July 8. It's now down to seven and just six in the loss column to the Rays, who they will play six times in the next 13 days. Blowing the division seemed mathematically impossible last month and now it's very much possible.

The Yankees finally dipped into their prospect pool to give their major-league roster a spark. All it took was going 24-29 since June 19 to finally make changes, but Oswaldo Cabrera and Estevan Florial were called up on Wednesday. Between the new look of the roster, Wednesday’s dramatic win and the hopeful returns in the near future of DJ LeMahieu and Giancarlo, maybe the Yankees can get back on track.

The Yankees lost again on Tuesday for their third straight loss and their ninth loss in their last 11 games. Their division lead, which was once 15 1/2 games is now eight games in the loss column. The are losing ground each day and not doing anything about it from a roster or lineup standpoint.

The Yankees are going to the postseason. But what they do when they get there is all that matters. For the last two months, they have done nothing to suggest they won't endure yet another early exit.

The Yankees blew a late two-run lead to the Mariners on Wednesday to lose the three-game series in Seattle. After ending their five-game losing streak on Monday, the Yankees have started a new losing that currently sits at two straight. They have lost 25 of 47 since June 19 and have successfully blown a nine-game lead over the Astros for the 1-seed in the American League.

The Yankees won for the first time in a week, beating the Mariners 9-4 in Seattle on Monday. But the big night from Josh Donaldson and the end of the Yankees' five-game losing streak was dampened by the loss of Matt Carpenter who fouled a ball off his foot, which could end his season.