The New York Yankees drop a 12-inning game against the Chicago White Sox after blowing late leads. Multiple reports describe the loss as a late-inning collapse that carries into extra innings, ultimately ending in a defeat for the Yankees. The articles also note that the Yankees’ pitching group is described as overworked ahead of the July trade deadline, referencing the proximity of the deadline in their coverage. While specific inning-by-inning details and key players’ performances are not included in the provided excerpts, the consistent theme across sources is that the Yankees were unable to hold their advantage late in the game. The game extends to 12 innings, and the White Sox take advantage to win, making the Yankees’ failure to preserve their late leads a central factor in the outcome. The accounts frame the result as a rare bad night for a team whose roster and bullpen usage have been under pressure leading into the deadline.