Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic <\/p>\n
This time, the torpedo came close, but not close enough.<\/p>\n
The Yankees offense, silent against Arizona right-hander Zac Gallen, came alive in the bottom of the ninth, capped by Anthony Volpe\u2019s three-run blast with one out off A.J. Puk.<\/p>\n
But the Yankees fell just short, as Austin Wells popped out and Jasson Dom\u00ednguez struck out to end the 4-3 defeat, their second in a row after winning their first three.<\/p>\n
Gallen limited the Yankees to three hits over 6\u2009\u00b2\/\u2083 shutout innings while striking out 13, and the Diamondbacks knocked around Carlos Rod\u00f3n for the first two innings before the lefty settled down.<\/p>\n
Rod\u00f3n\u2019s excellent final four innings weren\u2019t enough to overcome his rocky start, when he allowed four runs in the first two frames.<\/p>\n
And the Yankees were silent until the bottom of the ninth, when Cody Bellinger and Aaron Judge opened with base hits. <\/p>\n
But Jazz Chisholm Jr.\u2019s fly ball to right died in the wind before Volpe gave the Yankees some hope.<\/p>\n
The big blow for Arizona came just three batters into the game, as Lourdes Gurriel Jr. slammed a two-run homer in the top of the first. <\/p>\n
The blast reached the second deck in left off an 0-2 four-seam fastball. And it came after a leadoff walk to Ketel Marte, fresh off signing a six-year, $116 million contract extension.<\/p>\n
Rod\u00f3n\u2019s struggles didn\u2019t end there. <\/p>\n
He issued a walk to start the second, this time to Eugenio Su\u00e1rez. <\/p>\n
The lefty then walked off the mound after falling 2-0 behind the next batter, Gabriel Moreno. Rod\u00f3n couldn\u2019t handle Moreno\u2019s comeback later in the at-bat, and it went for a single.<\/p>\n
The runners advanced on a Jake McCarthy groundout, and Arizona took a 3-0 lead on Geraldo Perdomo\u2019s sacrifice fly to center. <\/p>\n
A base hit up the middle by Marte scored Moreno to make it 4-0.<\/p>\n
The Yankees threatened for the first time in the bottom of the inning, with a Chisholm flare single to start, then a one-out liner to right by Wells that nearly decapitated Chisholm before sending him to third.<\/p>\n
But Dom\u00ednguez and Ben Rice each whiffed to strand the runners.<\/p>\n
Rod\u00f3n escaped back-to-back walks in the third by inducing an inning-ending double play from Josh Naylor. <\/p>\n
That began a stretch of 10 straight retired by Rod\u00f3n to end his night, as he shook off getting drilled with a liner off his right arm by Marte in the fifth.<\/p>\n
Gallen, meanwhile, set down 11 in a row after Wells\u2019 double before Oswaldo Cabrera reached on a wild pitch after striking out to open the bottom of the sixth. <\/p>\n
The Yankees didn\u2019t get another hit until Wells\u2019 single with two outs in the seventh, which ended Gallen\u2019s night.<\/p>\n
Judge, so unstoppable in the first three games against the Brewers that they eventually stopped pitching to him, whiffed in five straight at-bats going back to Tuesday\u2019s loss before his ninth-inning single. <\/p>\n
He wasn\u2019t alone, as Gallen struck out 13, including seven of the final nine batters he faced.<\/p>\n
The Yankees got three shutout innings of relief from Yoendrys G\u00f3mez to help preserve the bullpen, as they look to avoid a three-game sweep by the Diamondbacks on Thursday. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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