The New York Yankees rally from an early deficit to defeat the Chicago White Sox 9-5 at Guaranteed Rate Field on Monday night, in a game that starts with Max Fried allowing a three-run first inning. After falling behind, the Yankees respond by closing the early gap, taking the lead later in the game. They then break a tie and add runs in the later stages to pull away. Multiple reports describe the win as powered by a combination of Yankees offense overcoming Fried’s early impact and key scoring that turns momentum in their favor. The final score reflects a growing run margin after the Yankees seize and then extend their lead, as they score enough runs to avoid any further late Astros-like?—the articles provided focus specifically on the Yankees’ comeback from the initial three-run hole and their eventual go-ahead run that becomes the decisive margin. Overall, the game ends with the Yankees winning comfortably 9-5 after building and maintaining the lead following their early rally.