A's Rally Past Yankees in Exciting Ninth

0:00It's April 9th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is MLB News today, your AI-powered baseball briefing. The Oakland Athletics pulled off a clutch. Three-two win over the New York Yankees on Wednesday night, thanks to a ninth inning rally that flipped the script. It all went down when Nick Kurt's single to start the frame against David Bednar. She land Jaliers doubled him over, and Brent Rooker lofted a. Sacrifice fly to bring Kurt's home with no throw needed. The A's bullpen was lights out, tossing four hitless innings after Louis Severino start, with Elvis Alvarado grabbing the win, and Joe Cannell nailing. His second big league save. Over on the Yankees side, rhyming man made his first full start at shortstop, with five slick assists, while Severino coughed up two early runs on. Hits and walks. Their pitching coach Matt Blake got the boot for arguing calls from the dugout, Ben Rice with four times in his worst game yet, and New York went cold with runners-on. Anthony Vopi eyes a rehabston next week, and tomorrow's finale pits lefties Ryan

1:02Wethers against Jeffrey Springs as the A's ride this momentum.