The New York Yankees traded for three bullpen arms on Thursday, right before MLB's deadline for deals. On Friday, that trio put together a trifecta of nightmares in Miami. The Yanks built a big early lead, and they decided to turn to all the new guys. And all of them blew it. The Marlins, somehow, came back to win 13-12.

The Yankees continue to bolster the bullpen, adding Jake Bird in a trade with the Rockies at the 2025 deadline.

Fortifying their bullpen for the stretch run, the New York Yankees acquired All-Star relievers David Bednar and Camilo Doval in separate deals as they made a flurry of moves Thursday just ahead of bas

BOTTOM LINE: The New York Yankees aim to keep a three-game win streak alive when they take on the Miami Marlins. Miami has a 24-29 record in home games and a 52-55 record overall. The Marlins have gone 22-12 in games when they did not give up a home run.

Energized by the show of support, Marlins' players validated that vote of confidence by delivering some magic Friday night - first during a surreal seventh inning that left the raucous crowd of 32,299 inside loanDepot park spellbound,

Welcome to the stretch drive, which finds the Yankees in Miami to play the Marlins, with all their new pieces in place.