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And so we move closer to the end of the regular season.

Next Sunday it's the grand finale and we will be in Seattle as the Mariners take on the Los Angeles Dodgers from 8.00pm BST.

We will also be keeping up with the big stories in all the 15 games starting around the same time on the final day of the season.

See you then!

It was very much Ben Rice's day today. He recorded four hits from five at-bats and of course broke the game open with the grand slam home run in the tenth. One to remember for the 26-year-old.

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Doval gets the job done eventually with a strikeout of Ryan Mountcastle and the Yankees have their win.

A massive extra inning including that grand slam home run from Ben Rice was enough for a 7-1 victory and the Yankees win the series by three games to one.

They stay two games back on the Blue Jays as we enter the final seven days of the season.

The Orioles are quickly down to their final out but are still fighting.

Dylan Beavers and Gunnar Henderson are both walked by Yankees pitcher Camilo Doval to leave the bases loaded.

The Orioles finally get themselves out of this nightmare inning as Aaron Judge fly outs - there will be no 50th home run of the season for him today.

But the Yankees have found their extra gear when they needed it with six runs in the tenth including that wonderful grand slam home run from Ben Rice.

The Yankees keep their tenth-inning streak going as Jose Caballero scores from second base on an Anthony Volpe single.

Caballero is rewarded for his double earlier in the inning and the Yankees lead 7-1.

The Yankees have an insurance run to make this game even safer.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. tees off out to right field for his 31st home run of the season.

The Yankees lead it 6-1 and surely have the win all but secured now.

Cody Bellinger singles on a line drive to left field to leave the bases loaded!

That sets it up for Ben Rice who has been the star player all day for the Yankees.

He powers a flyball out to centre field and it's gone.

Grisham, Judge and Bellinger also score as the Yankees bring four home.

A massive home run for Rice and the Yankees lead 5-1.

The Yankees start with an automatic runner on second base as we enter the tenth inning.

Strowd walks Aaron Judge first up so the Yankees have two men on base.

The Orioles go for a pitching change and turn to Keegan Akin.

Cowser immediately steals second base to put himself in scoring position, but Coby Mayo is then struck out for the final out and we are going to need at least one extra inning to separate the teams.

The Yankees look to closer David Bednar to keep this game going.

He gets the first two outs but then walks Colton Cowser. Can the Orioles make anything happen here?

Kade Strowd is into the game for the Orioles and continues the pattern of impressive pitching.

He nails three excellent strikeouts to see off Paul Goldschmidt, Anthony Volpe and Trent Grisham.

The Orioles can walk it off in front of their own fans as we enter the bottom of the ninth.

The Blue Jays are suddenly under pressure in Kansas City as the Royals mount a comeback. Can the Yankees add to that pressure with a win here?

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Devin Williams is into the game for the Yankees, replacing Luke Weaver on the mound.

Williams enjoys a solid inning on his birthday including a strikeout of Gunnar Henderson. We are heading into a crucial ninth inning.

Jasson Dominguez hits a slow groundball to Gunnar Henderson at shortstop. Henderson makes a good play to first base but it's incredibly close and the Yankees challenge the out call.

After a short delay they are successful and Dominguez stays on third.

Meanwhile Ben Rice is safe at third base after he previously recorded his third hit of the game with a big double to the wall at centre field.

Now a big chance for the Yankees to take the lead!

But they don't take it as Jose Caballero fires a groundball straight to third baseman Jeremiah Jackson who makes an easy play.

The Orioles leave the bases loaded as Jackson Holliday grounds out to first baseman Paul Goldschmidt.

Camden Yards is deflated. That was a messy inning from the Yankees, needing three different pitchers to get the job done, but they keep the scores level at 1-1.

Luke Weaver is the new pitcher for the Yankees.

He allows Coby Mayo to steal second base before walking Dylan Carlson.

The bases are loaded for the Orioles with two outs. Can the home team re-take the lead?

Another pitching change for the Yankees as Fernando Cruz replaces Tim Hill on the mound.

It's not an outing to remember though as Cruz walks Jeremiah Jackson before giving up a single to Coby Mayo. Jackson advances to third base and as fast as that Cruz is being replaced himself.

This is an increasingly important game for the Yankees because the Toronto Blue Jays are looking good against the Kansas City Royals.

Meanwhile the Cleveland Guardians look like they will go level with the Detroit Tigers in the American League Central Division.

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A big defensive mistake from the Orioles at the top of the seventh.

Jose Caballero bunts for the Yankees and Jeremiah Jackson isn't quick enough to make the play at first base. His throw is wild and Caballero has the chance to advance to second and into scoring position.

Giancarlo Stanton is into the game and is intentionally walked by Enns. The Yankees have men on first and second base.

But Enns does manage to work his way out of trouble as he strikes out Trent Grisham with a 97 mph fastball.