YANKEES RALLY WITH 2 OUTS IN 9TH INNING AND BEAT BRAVES 3-2 IN 10 AFTER LONG RAIN DELAY

In a rain‑delayed match that extended past midnight on Friday, the New York Yankees edged the Atlanta Braves 3-2. Ben Rice’s tying single with two outs in the ninth and Ryan McMahon’s game‑winning sacrifice fly in the 10th secured the victory.

Yankees left‑hander Max Fried delivered 6 ⅓ scoreless innings in his first outing against his former club, while Braves starter Tyler Mahle posted six shutout innings in his debut. Atlanta’s lead came from Austin Riley’s eighth‑inning homer and Matt Olson’s ninth‑inning shot, giving the Braves a 2‑0 advantage. With the Yankees down to the final out, Amed Rosario walked before Rice hit a 1‑0 changeup to the fence for the tying run.

The win keeps the Yankees in the AL East race and demonstrates their ability to overcome a rain‑delayed setback. It also marks Fried’s first appearance since joining the Yankees.

• Ben Rice’s two‑out single tied the game, and Ryan McMahon’s 10th‑inning sac fly earned the Yankees a 3‑2 win.
• Max Fried (NY) and Tyler Mahle (ATL) each pitched six shutout innings in a scoreless duel.
• A rain delay pushed the game into the early hours, ending after midnight.

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