The Texas Rangers secured a dramatic 7-4 victory over the New York Yankees on Tuesday night, highlighted by rookie Wyatt Langford's historic walk-off grand slam, making him the first rookie in Rangers history to achieve this feat. Despite being out of playoff contention, the Rangers have captivated fans with late-game comebacks, marking their third consecutive walk-off win, and their ninth overall this season, which is tied for the most in Major League Baseball. Langford's grand slam capped a comeback from a 4-1 deficit in the eighth inning, contributing to the Yankees' loss that dropped them out of the AL East lead. Texas manager Bruce Bochy expressed a desire for the team to score earlier in games to reduce the stress of late rallies. The Yankees' closer Clay Holmes suffered his 11th blown save, raising questions about his performance as New York struggles, having lost five of their last seven games. The Rangers currently sit third in the AL West, trailing the division leaders by a significant margin.