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Yankees Edge Phillies 1-0 on Apple TV

41 sourcesUpdated Jul 27, 2026

The New York Yankees edged the Philadelphia Phillies 1-0 with a late eighth-inning RBI, a tense, pitching-forward showdown. Ahead of their series, the Phillies will host the Yankees with Jesus Luzardo opposing Cam Schlittler in a game televised exclusively on Apple TV. The matchup is part of Apple TV’s Friday Night Baseball doubleheader, with New York missing stars Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. A postgame discussion centered on the Phillies’ tough loss and what it means for their postseason hopes and managerial decisions. Trade chatter surrounds Philadelphia as they weigh pursuing Jung-hoo Lee to bolster the outfield amid payroll considerations and market availability.

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“Yankees announce lineup vs Phillies as they try to sweep Sunday night”

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“N.Y. Yankees 1, Philadelphia 0”

Champaign News-Gazette · Jul 25, 2026

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The Record (New Jersey)Lean LeftYankees announce lineup vs Phillies as they try to sweep Sunday night

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