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Orioles-Yankees Regular-Season Finale Canceled because of Rain
The Yankees will enter the Wild Card Series after the finale was called off, leaving them with 161 games played this season.
- On Sunday, Major League Baseball and the New York Yankees canceled their regular-season finale at Yankee Stadium due to sustained rain; officials confirmed the game will not be rescheduled.
- Ending their campaign with 161 games played, the Yankees finished 93-68, while the Baltimore Orioles concluded 79-82, as neither team's standing could change with the final matchup.
- The Yankees now shift focus to the postseason, hosting the rival Boston Red Sox in a best-of-three Wild Card Series beginning Tuesday in the Bronx, marking the seventh postseason meeting.
- Cy Young Award favorite Cam Schlittler will start Game 1 on Tuesday, with Max Fried and Gerrit Cole following, though Aaron Judge remains doubtful with a calf injury.
- Severe weather from this weekend's nor'easter disrupted play across the Northeast, forcing the Red Sox to relocate games to Florida, while the cancellation grants the Yankees a fresher bullpen.
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The New York Yankees and visiting Baltimore Orioles, in conjunction with Major League Baseball, decided to call off their regular-season finale Sunday due to continued inclement weather from this weekend's nor'easter.The game would not have had an impa...
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Independent EspañolThe season closing between Baltimore and New York was cancelled by rain; the Yankees will face Boston in the wilds series.An injury to the calf cast doubt on Judge's involvement; New York never announced alignment before the suspension.
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Orioles-Yankees regular-season finale canceled because of rain
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right4Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution42% Left
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L 42%
C 37%
R 21%
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