It was the inning from hell and it helped end the Yankees season.
The top of the fifth inning in Game 5 of the World Series started with the Yankees up 5-0 and Gerrit Cole tossing a no-hitter.
It ended with the game tied and what had been a party at Yankee Stadium beginning to feel like a funeral, which ended up being for the Yankees in a brutal 7-6 loss.
Here’s a look at what went right, and then very wrong as the Yankees went from the verge of booking a trip to Los Angeles for Game 6 to failing to keep their season alive.
Kiké Hernandez led off the inning with the Dodgers’ first hit of the night, a single to right, and The Bronx faithful gave Cole a quiet cheer for his four no-hit innings.
That’s when things got weird .
Aaron Judge, who made a spectacular running catch to rob Freddie Freeman of an extra-base hit — and perhaps an RBI — in the fourth, simply dropped a routine fly ball by Tommy Edman.