TORONTO — Jazz Chisholm was a triple-threat star in a unique way Tuesday night when the Yankees finally won a game at Rogers Center after five straight losses in a span of 23 days.

The Yankees have had far too many innings this season that resemble the calamitous fifth inning of last year's Game 5 against the Dodgers in the World Series.

Once eight games in front of the Blue Jays in late May, the Yankees have been victimized by a stunning swap of 12 games in the AL East standings.

It's the time of year when New York Yankees fans think their team can get their hands on just about any star player from another team. As the signature team in

The Yankees have fallen from a -1,100 favorite to win the AL East due to a surging Toronto squad that has won 19 of its last 24 games.

With only six days to go until Thursday's deadline, Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suárez has emerged as the top projected target for the Yankees -- which makes sense, considering he has 36 home runs, only one fewer than New York superstar Aaron Judge.

The New York Yankees have shown interest in a frontline starting pitcher who has surprisingly hit the trade block ahead of the July 31 trade deadline, but they'

The Blue Jays have a +32 run differential and lead the Yankees, who have a +106 run differential, by four games in the AL East. Kay also reached out to former Yankee and current Blue Jays bench coach Don Mattingly to explain that he was complimenting Toronto for outplaying their run differential.