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Yankees Secure Series Win Over Angels in Extra Innings

Wednesday, September 2, 2026, 9:38 PM ET · Angel Stadium

New York Yankees 6, Los Angeles Angels 3, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won New York Yankees vs Los Angeles Angels?

New York Yankees beat Los Angeles Angels 6-3 at Angel Stadium on September 2, 2026.

Who was favored in New York Yankees vs Los Angeles Angels?

New York Yankees were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -161 (about 62% implied). The favorite won.

In a thrilling matchup at Angel Stadium, the New York Yankees triumphed over the Los Angeles Angels with a final score of 6-3 after ten innings, clinching the series 2-1. This victory was significant for the Yankees, who have been battling for playoff positioning, while the Angels continue to struggle in the latter part of the season.

The Yankees entered this game with a record of 80-60, showcasing a balanced performance over their last ten games with a record of 5-5 and an average of 5.3 runs scored per game. They had recently secured a win against the Angels the previous day, where they dominated with a score of 7-3. In contrast, the Angels, with a record of 53-87, have faced difficulties, managing only two wins in their last ten games and averaging 5.0 runs scored while allowing 4.2 runs.

At home, the Angels have struggled significantly, recording a home record of 1-5 in their last six games. Their recent form has seen them lose their last game at home against the Yankees, 3-7, which followed a 10-1 victory earlier in the series. The Yankees, while performing decently at home, have maintained a solid away record, showing resilience in their recent games.

In terms of head-to-head matchups, the Yankees have edged out the Angels slightly, with a 7-6 record in their last 13 meetings, including the two games played in this series. The Yankees' ability to bounce back after a loss, as seen in their performance on September 1, where they lost 1-10 to the Angels but came back strong the following day, is noteworthy.

Injuries have played a significant role for both teams. The Angels are dealing with several key injuries, including Josh Lowe, who is day-to-day with a neck issue, and three players on the injured list: Gustavo Campero (hamstring), Nolan Schanuel (side), and Sam Bachman (forearm). The Yankees also face challenges with injuries, including George Lombard Jr. (day-to-day with a knee issue) and Aaron Judge, who is on the 60-day injured list due to rib problems.

The betting lines provided by DraftKings indicated the Yankees as favorites at -161 with a spread of 1.5 and a total set at 6.5 runs. The odds for the over were -112, while the under was priced at -108. The Angels were listed at +133 on the money line.

The game conditions were typical for a late summer evening in California, with a favorable atmosphere for baseball. Fans witnessed a competitive game that saw the Yankees pull ahead in the tenth inning. The scoring plays were highlighted by Rosario's ground rule double in the fourth inning, which put the Yankees on the board first. Grissom's homer in the seventh tied the game, showcasing the back-and-forth nature of the contest.

In the tenth inning, the Yankees capitalized on their opportunities, scoring five runs, which ultimately sealed the game. The Angels managed to score three runs, including a home run from Ballesteros, but it was not enough to overcome the deficit.

Overall, this game exemplified the Yankees' ability to perform under pressure and the Angels' ongoing struggles as the season nears its conclusion. Fans can look forward to how both teams will adjust as they continue their respective journeys in the league.

What we said beforehand

The Los Angeles Angels will face off against the New York Yankees at Angel Stadium on September 3, 2026, in a matchup that is tied at one game apiece in their current series. The Angels, with a record of 53-86, are looking to build on a recent victory against the Yankees, where they won decisively 10-1 on September 1. However, they faced a setback in their last game, losing 7-3 to the same opponent on September 2. The Yankees, boasting a stronger record of 79-60, are coming off that win against the Angels and will aim to capitalize on their momentum.

In their last five games, the Angels have struggled, recording just one win against four losses. Their recent games include a series against the Philadelphia Phillies, where they lost three consecutive games before their victory over the Yankees. In contrast, the Yankees have a mixed record of 3-2 in their last five games, including a significant win against the Boston Red Sox, where they triumphed 16-1. The Yankees' scoring average over their last ten games stands at 5.3 runs per game, while the Angels have averaged 4.8 runs in their last five.

When it comes to home versus away performance, the Angels have struggled at home, with a record of 2-8 in their last ten home games, and they have lost their last game at home. The Yankees, however, have performed well on the road, with a record of 5-5 in their last ten away games, including a recent win against the Angels. Overall, the Yankees have a better away record of 1-1 in their last two away games, while the Angels have a home record of 1-5 in their last six home games.

In their head-to-head meetings this season, the Angels and Yankees have faced each other 13 times, with the Angels winning 6 games and the Yankees winning 7. The most recent encounters have seen a mix of results, with the Angels winning 10-1 on September 1 and the Yankees winning 7-3 the following day. This series has showcased both teams' capabilities, making the upcoming game particularly intriguing.

In terms of injuries, the Angels will be without several key players. Josh Lowe is listed as day-to-day due to a neck issue, while Gustavo Campero and Nolan Schanuel are on the 10-day injured list with hamstring and side injuries, respectively. Additionally, Sam Bachman is on the 15-day injured list with a forearm issue, and Yoan Moncada is on the 60-day injured list due to a knee injury. The Yankees also have notable absences, including Aaron Judge, who is on the 60-day injured list with rib issues, and Giancarlo Stanton, also on the 60-day injured list with a calf injury. George Lombard Jr. is day-to-day with a knee issue, and Clarke Schmidt is on the 60-day injured list with an elbow problem, while Ryan Weathers is on the 15-day injured list with a forearm injury.

The betting market reflects the Yankees as the favorites, with DraftKings listing them at -167. The spread is set at 1.5, and the total runs for the game are at 6.5, with over odds at -109.0 and under odds at -110.0. The Angels are listed at +138 on the money line.

Weather conditions for the game are expected to be sunny with a temperature of 79°F, a 25% chance of precipitation, and wind gusts up to 10 mph. These conditions could play a role in the overall game strategy and performance.

Viewers should watch for how the Angels respond after their recent loss and whether they can maintain the offensive momentum they showed in their previous victory against the Yankees. The Yankees will look to continue their strong offensive performance, particularly from players like Ben Rice, who leads the team with 35 home runs and 86 runs batted in. The matchup presents an exciting opportunity for both teams as they vie for crucial wins in the closing weeks of the season.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsNYY -161 6.5 o -112 / u -108 New York Yankees -161 · Los Angeles Angels +133

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Injury report

  • Josh LoweDay-To-DayNeckLos Angeles Angels
  • Gustavo Campero10-Day-ILHamstringLos Angeles Angels
  • Nolan Schanuel10-Day-ILSideLos Angeles Angels
  • Sam Bachman15-Day-ILForearmLos Angeles Angels
  • Yoan Moncada60-Day-ILKneeLos Angeles Angels
  • George Lombard Jr.Day-To-DayKneeNew York Yankees
  • Aaron Judge60-Day-ILRibsNew York Yankees
  • Clarke Schmidt60-Day-ILElbowNew York Yankees
  • Ryan Weathers15-Day-ILForearmNew York Yankees
  • Giancarlo Stanton60-Day-ILCalfNew York Yankees

Recent form

Los Angeles Angels

Last 10: 2-8Streak L15 scored · 4.2 allowed per game1-5 at home

  • L3-7vs New York YankeesSep 2
  • W10-1vs New York YankeesSep 1
  • L2-4vs Philadelphia PhilliesAug 30
  • L3-5vs Philadelphia PhilliesAug 29
  • L6-8vs Cleveland GuardiansAug 26
  • L2-4vs Cleveland GuardiansAug 25
  • L3-5at Texas RangersAug 23
  • L1-2at Texas RangersAug 22
  • W18-3at Houston AstrosAug 21
  • L2-3at Houston AstrosAug 20

New York Yankees

Last 10: 5-5Streak W15.3 scored · 4.4 allowed per game1-1 away

  • W7-3at Los Angeles AngelsSep 2
  • L1-10at Los Angeles AngelsSep 1
  • W16-1vs Boston Red SoxAug 30
  • L0-6vs Boston Red SoxAug 29
  • W1-0vs Boston Red SoxAug 28
  • L1-5vs Houston AstrosAug 27
  • W9-3vs Houston AstrosAug 26
  • L7-9vs Houston AstrosAug 25
  • W8-3vs Toronto Blue JaysAug 23
  • L3-4vs Toronto Blue JaysAug 22

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Tampa Bay-56L1.59783
New York3.560W2.57180
Boston8.565L2.53675
Toronto14.571W1.49369
Baltimore14.571L2.49369
Houston-69W1.50771
Texas271L1.49369
Seattle574W2.47166
Athletics1786W1.38654
Los Angeles1887L2.37953

How the scoring went

  1. 4th Inning1-0Rosario hit a ground rule double, Bellinger scored, Rice to third.
  2. 7th Inning1-1Grissom homered to center (408 feet).
  3. 10th Inning3-1Wells singled to right, Caballero scored and Rosario scored, Chisholm Jr. to third.
  4. 10th Inning4-1Bellinger singled to center, Chisholm Jr. scored, Wells to second.
  5. 10th Inning5-1Grisham singled to left, Wells scored, Bellinger to second.
  6. 10th Inning6-1Rice singled to right, Bellinger scored, Grisham to second.
  7. 10th Inning6-3Ballesteros homered to right (391 feet), Meckler scored.

Win probability

Above the line favours Los Angeles Angels, below favours New York Yankees.

Venue

  • Angel StadiumAnaheim, California
  • Attendance38372
  • OfficialsDillon Wilson, Junior Valentine, Rob Drake, Stu Scheurwater

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