Fans blitz Yankees on social media after loss to Orioles

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Fans blitz Yankees on social media after loss to Orioles

Originally posted on Ball Exclusives | By James Parker | Last updated May 12, 2026 12:03 AM ET

The New York Yankees struggled to get much going against the Baltimore Orioles on Monday, falling 3-2. They’ve now lost four straight games and five of their last six matchups.

While they still sit near the top of the standings, this stretch has fans concerned and upset. As the Yankees’ social media team posted the final score, the response was intense.

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— Rob (@vRob_) May 12, 2026

Fire Boone

— ColeIsKing (@ColeIsKing_) May 12, 2026

Chisholm Jr. refuses to adjust at the plate, won’t dive to preserve a no hitter, can’t be bothered to put the ball in play with runners on. He is a liability and deserves to play on a losing team with other losers like him.

— Tyler Olsson (@TylerOlsson) May 12, 2026

The Yankees' bullpen is ill-equipped to win close games, they will underperform their expected win-loss record until the team actually treats this bullpen like the issue it is.

— Ryan Garcia (@RyanGarciaESM) May 12, 2026

The Yankees are a BAD team and I’m tired of people pretending they’re not

— KutterIsKing (@KutterIsKing) May 12, 2026

Another 1 run loss after having the lead…… this bullpen is horrible

— YanksShowYo (@YanksShowYo) May 12, 2026

THANKS pic.twitter.com/IpC3XwtnhX

— Eric (@Eric_M888) May 12, 2026

Are we frauds?? pic.twitter.com/Z5TOO5okTv

— Nick Lombardi (@NickLombardiSES) May 12, 2026

After Ryan Weathers nearly threw a no-hitter through six innings, Brent Headrick gave up a game-winning three-run homer at the hands of Orioles third baseman Coby Mayo in the seventh inning.

The offense didn’t get a pass after Monday’s loss either. New York went just 5/31 at the plate and scored less than four runs for the fourth straight game.

Ultimately, cold stretches like this one are normal for any team across such a long season, but that doesn’t mean it stings any less for the fans.

This article first appeared on Ball Exclusives and was syndicated with permission.

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