New York Yankees at Philadelphia Phillies: Final Score & Recap

The Philadelphia Phillies routed the New York Yankees 11-4 at Citizens Bank Park on July 26, 2026, turning what opened as a near coin-flip into a decisive home victory. The DiamondIQ model's pre-game estimate gave Philadelphia a 52 percent chance of winning, but that figure climbed steadily before reaching 100 percent by game's end, a reflection of how thoroughly the Phillies controlled the contest across nine innings.

The pivotal sequence came in the bottom of the third inning, when Alec Bohm delivered a double off Will Warren that shifted Philadelphia's win probability by plus-16.0 percent, the single largest swing of the game. Warren had already been hurt in the second inning by a Bryson Stott home run, a plus-7.0 percent swing, and a Gabriel Rincones Jr. strikeout that represented a plus-4.1 percent moment in Phillies' favor. The Yankees briefly generated life in the fifth when Anthony Volpe doubled off Cristopher Sánchez for a plus-6.1 percent swing, accounting for three of New York's four runs in that frame, but Philadelphia answered emphatically with a five-run sixth that effectively closed the door.

Among individual performers, Bohm finished as the game's top batter by WPA at plus-15.1 percent to go along with a RE24 of plus-2.0, while Stott posted plus-10.9 percent WPA and led all hitters with a RE24 of plus-4.4. Volpe was the lone bright spot for New York, finishing at plus-11.6 percent WPA and plus-2.1 RE24 despite the loss. On the mound, Sánchez was the standout, generating plus-8.8 percent WPA, with Camilo Doval adding plus-5.2 percent in relief as Philadelphia's pitching staff kept the Yankees largely in check outside of that fifth-inning burst.