Technically, the Yankees’ season will end once the fourth World Series loss rolls around.

It could be Tuesday. Maybe Wednesday. The odds seem insurmountable and the mojo seems shot. Aaron Judge’s bat remains invisible, and the others — outside of Juan Soto — have spat around it.

Yet, until that fourth loss comes along, statistically, technically and delusionally, the Yankees may still think they have a chance.

But it actually felt like everything came to a standstill Monday night in The Bronx, where the Dodgers emerged with a 4-2 victory and kept their bid for a shutout 26 outs intact. That gave Los Angeles a 3-0 lead, something that has never been erased in the Fall Classic.