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WASHINGTON — The Yankees offense remained subdued for the first seven innings of Saturday’s game.

In the eighth సంస్థ, they mounted a dramatic comeback—adding a third rally in three games—to claim their third straight victory.

Ryan McMahon, Trent Grisham, and Paul Goldschmidt each delivered a homer in the eighth inning, turning a two‑run deficit into a 4‑2 triumph over the Nationals at the humid Nationals Park.

Against a struggling Nationals bullpen—recording its 27th blown save—Yankees looked to end their recent slump and finish the first half on a high note, with a sweep appearance on Sunday.

Despite a challenging outing for pitcher Cam Schlittler, who yielded two solo home runs in the first inning over 6 ⅔ innings, the Yankees kept the game within reach.

After Ben Rice drew a walk, the Nationals opted to use former Yankees prospect Clayton Beeter, who was promptly met with a two‑run shot from Grisham that vaulted the Yankees ahead 3‑2.

Goldschmidt, breaking a dry spell that had started on Friday, added familiarize‑

McMahon’s homer was his first since June 18, Grisham’s the first since July 3, and Goldschmidt’s the first since June 24.

Fernando Cruz proceeded with an impressive seven‑pitch bottom of the eighth before David Bednar closed out the game with a scoreless ninth inning.

Schlittler, who surrendered a home run on his first pitch and another later in the game, issued a season‑high four walks but retired six consecutive batters to finish the day.

He capped an outstanding first half with a 2.05 ERA, positioning him for a start in the American League’s All‑Star Game on Tuesday.

The Yankees had opportunities to break the shutout earlier in the game. A 1‑2 count with no outs in the first inning against lefty opener PJ Poulin yielded no runs, and a late‑first‑inning lead in the sixth, featuring back‑to‑back singles against Miles Mikolas, also failed to produce a score.

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