Yankees beat Astros 1-0 with a 'no-hits' ninth inning walk-off rally (VIDEO)

Carlos Beltran lofted a sacrifice fly to deep center field off Chad Qualls in the bottom of the ninth inning, driving home Brett Gardner with the only run of the game as the New York Yankees defeated the Houston Astros, 1-0, on Monday night at Yankee Stadium.

Nothing exceptional except the that the Yankees did it with a "no-hits" ninth-inning rally for the walk-off victory.

No case of the Mondays here. https://t.co/RPQYWoVXqM

— New York Yankees (@Yankees) August 25, 2015

The Yankees scored the winning run on 3 walks and a sac fly for the dramatic win after an old-fashioned pitching duel between Nathan Eovaldi and Scott Feldman.

The Yankees' Eovoldi blanked the Astros over eight innings of four-hit ball, striking out seven around three walks, while Feldman held the home team to six singles over eight scoreless innings, walking none and striking out six.

Oliver Perez issued the three walks (one intentional) and threw a wild pitch in the ninth, loading the bases and prompting Houston to call upon losing pitcher Qualls.

"We've got guys who don't chase out of the zone," Yankees catcher Brian McCann said after the game. "We're going to make you throw strikes. We were able to get three walks in the ninth, and Carlos with the big hit."

Beltran — who became only the sixth player in MLB history to play 1,ooo games in both the American and National League, credited the "no  hits" rally to plate discipline.

Adam Dunn's double bounces twice off top of the wall (VIDEO)

Adam Dunn has hit plenty of doubles during his 14-year career — but probably never a two-bagger that looked like this one Friday night.

Chicago was trailing Houston 2-0 in the fourth when Dunn laced into a Scott Feldman pitch and sent it deep to left. Astros outfielder L.J. Hoes raced back but missed the ball which landed directly on the top of the wall then bounced up into the air before coming down on the top of the wall again.

Big Donkey just missed a home run but we'll score this one a double-double.

Jeter starts Farewell Tour by getting hit by pitch (VIDEO)

The good news during Derek Jeter's first plate appearance of his last season as a player — he got to first base.

The bad news — he got hit by a pitch.

The Yankee captain got plunked on the left forearm by a Scott Feldman 0-1 fastball, sending him twirling out of the batter’s box and shaking his left arm in pain.

While each and every Jeter fan held their collective breaths, Jeets brushed it off and took his base.

“That woke me up,” Jeter said after the Yankees sleepwalked through a 6-2 loss to the Astros in their season opener. “Opening Day, I think everyone’s always a little nervous, anxious. You have butterflies. I was probably a little more nervous because I hadn’t played in a while. And then when I got hit, it hurt, so I wasn’t nervous anymore. It probably helped me out a little bit.”

Sounds like this Farewell Tour is going to be a lot of fun.