BALTIMORE — An opportunity stared at the Yankees from the rightfield scoreboard at Camden Yards.

It showed the Blue Jays, whom the Yankees are trying to chase down for the AL East title, getting blown out in Kansas City.

With a victory, the Yankees could have climbed within two games of Toronto — which eventually was hammered, 20-1 — with eight games to go.

They did not seize the opportunity.

Instead, they were handcuffed for six innings by star lefthander Trevor Rogers, committed two key errors that led to two unearned runs in the sixth inning and were unable to come up with enough big hits against a shaky bullpen in a 4-2 loss.

“Every time you lose, it sucks. Every time you win, it feels good,” Aaron Boone said. “We’re working to shake hands and put ourselves in the best possible po

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