NEW YORK — The Yankees weren’t just buying and buying on Thursday’s trade-deadline day. After trading for two relievers, general manager Brian Cashman dealt reserve infielder Oswald Peraza to the Los Angeles Angels a few minutes before the 6 p.m., ET deadline, Jack Curry of YES Network first reported.

The New York Yankees revamped their bullpen at the trade deadline, but it got off to a brutal start by losing in historically bad fashion.

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Oddsmakers project the Yankees as a tight favorite (-115 on the moneyline) against the Marlins (-105). The scheduled starters are Luis Gil for the New York Yankees, and Edward Cabrera (4-5) for the Miami Marlins.

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There’s a well-worn idiom about how you “never get a second chance to make a first impression.” Often attributed to Will Rogers, its place in the public consciousness was cemented by its inclusion in a 1980s shampoo commercial.

Each of the three relievers acquired by the New York Yankees at the MLB trade deadline appeared Friday night, and the results were unfortunate for the trio.

Agustin Ramirez goes deep twice to lift the Marlins to a series victory over the Yankees.