The New York Yankees beat the Washington Nationals 5-3 on Friday night in Washington, D.C., with Jazz Chisholm Jr. delivering a decisive go-ahead home run in the ninth inning. New York had trailed by a run with one out when the game swung late. After the Yankees’ bullpen gives back a lead, the Yankees’ offense remains alive in the final frame. Chisholm’s homer provides New York the lead in the ninth, and the Yankees finish with the same margin of victory. Multiple sources note that long balls drive most of the scoring; nearly every run in the game comes via home runs, reflecting that both teams rank among the major leagues’ top home-run producers. Ben Rice hits his 29th home run for the Yankees, and additional home runs come from Jasson Domínguez and Austin Wells. Despite a night in which New York wastes several opportunities earlier in the game, the Yankees convert in the late innings to secure another win over Washington.