This is the last regular-season weekend of 2026, and the Yankees spend it at home against division rival Baltimore with the standings on everyone's mind. Three games, two under the lights and a Sunday afternoon finale, give you every kind of Bronx baseball in one weekend. If you want one more game in the stands before the season ends, don't wait for next spring.
What to expect
Expect a full stadium with bleacher creatures doing roll call in the first inning, Monument Park open before games, and a crowd that treats every late-inning at-bat like it matters. Friday and Saturday bring cool September night air; the Sunday game is an afternoon crowd.
Good to know
- Take the 4 or B/D to 161 St–Yankee Stadium, or Metro-North to Yankees–E 153 St.
- Yankee Stadium limits bag sizes; check the stadium's bag policy before you go.
- Monument Park typically closes before first pitch, so arrive early if you want to visit.
- Nights in late September get chilly in the upper deck; bring a layer.
- Right-field bleacher seats put you with the Bleacher Creatures and their first-inning roll call.
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Common questions
When are the Yankees' final home games of the regular season?
Friday, September 25 at 7:05pm, Saturday, September 26 at 7:15pm, and Sunday, September 27 at 3:20pm, all against the Orioles.
Are the Mets home this weekend?
No. The Mets finish the regular season on the road in Washington.