The New York Yankees faced an unexpected setback against the Arizona Diamondbacks, losing 7-5 at home. Eugenio Suárez's eighth-inning grand slam off Mark Leiter Jr. not only clinched the victory for the D-backs but also marked Suárez's fifth home run of the season, breaking a tie with Aaron Judge for the major league lead. The Yankees had led 4-3 before a five-run eighth inning from Arizona turned the game.

Despite a solid start from rookie Will Warren, who pitched five innings allowing just two runs, it was not enough to secure the win, as the Yankees’ bullpen struggled without closer Devin Williams. The team’s innovative approach with “torpedo” bats has led to a record 18 home runs in their first four games this season, but their first loss has raised questions about their durability going forward.