The Texas Rangers secured their third consecutive series victory by defeating the New York Yankees 10-6, showcasing a revitalized offense and stellar pitching from Nathan Eovaldi, who allowed just two runs over seven innings. This win marks the Rangers' seventh victory in their last nine games, bringing them closer to a .500 record for the first time since early August. In a thrilling matchup, the Yankees' bullpen faltered, culminating in a walk-off grand slam by Wyatt Langford that sealed a previous 7-4 loss for New York, despite a strong start from Carlos Rodón. The Yankees' struggles continue as closer Clay Holmes blew his league-high 11th save, raising questions about his reliability heading into the playoffs. Both Juan Soto and Aaron Judge have struggled recently, with their performance needing to improve to boost New York's playoff chances. As the season progresses, the Yankees must address their late-game pitching issues to maintain a competitive edge.