Bryan Reynolds homers twice

Bryan Reynolds led the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-2 victory over the New York Yankees by hitting two home runs, including a crucial two-run shot in the eighth inning that broke a tie. The Yankees initially took the lead with a two-run single from Jazz Chisholm Jr. in the fifth, but the Pirates responded with back-to-back homers from Nick Gonzales and Reynolds in the sixth. Carlos Rodón pitched 5.1 innings for the Yankees, allowing two runs and finishing his season with a career-high 32 starts. Despite the loss, which delayed the Yankees from clinching home-field advantage for the playoffs, they remain focused on their postseason strategy. The Pirates, eliminated from playoff contention, are closing out their season while showcasing individual performances, with rookie pitcher Jared Jones striking out seven in his final start. The teams are set to continue their series with another matchup scheduled, featuring Pirates prospect Paul Skenes.