The New York Yankees secured a 6-4 win over the New York Mets in a Subway Series game on September 11, 2026, a date observed with a ceremony commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Cody Bellinger, whose father played for the Yankees in 2001 and who is also the son of a firefighter, hit a pivotal three-run home run during the game. Yankees manager Aaron Boone praised Bellinger's at-bat, noting it was likely ball four. Bellinger, a former MVP, has revitalized his career after battling injuries.
The pre-game ceremonies honored the victims of 9/11. Those who lost family members in the attacks participated in the events, including throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. Among those present were former Yankees like Derek Jeter and Tino Martinez, who were part of the team during the 2001 season.
The game itself saw the Yankees overcome the Mets, with Bellinger's home run proving to be a significant factor in securing the victory on this meaningful occasion. The Yankees celebrated the win after the final out, marking a moment that resonated beyond the sport.