Overview
- A sewage leak affected areas of the Yankees' clubhouse at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa.
- USA TODAY reported two sewer lines broke outside the main entrance as a security guard redirected foot traffic around pooled water.
- The team closed the downstairs level of its two-floor store, and player interviews were shifted outdoors because of a strong odor.
- Manager Aaron Boone called the situation "not great" and said he hoped for an overnight cleanup before Sunday's game against the Mets.
- Baseball activities continued, with New York beating Detroit 20-2 as Aaron Judge hit two two-run homers and Carlos Lagrange reached 100 mph in 2.2 innings.