Camilo Doval Experiences Disastrous Yankees Debut, Blowing Save Against Marlins

Camilo Doval, acquired by the New York Yankees from the San Francisco Giants after five seasons and 107 saves, endured a challenging debut on Friday. Tasked with closing a 12-10 ninth-inning lead against the Miami Marlins, Doval allowed two runners to reach base, leading to Xavier Edwards' single that scored both runs, followed by a walk-off hit from Agustín Ramírez in a 13-12 loss. This marked Doval's fifth blown save in 20 opportunities this season. The Yankees acquired Doval in exchange for catcher Jesús Rodriguez, right-handed pitcher Trystan Vrieling, infielder Parks Harber, and left-handed pitcher Carlos De La Rosa.