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Severino got the win Saturday against the Blue Jays.
Stanton has seemingly hit home runs every day of late.
Derek Jeter couldn't make it to the celebration, but he had a pretty good excuse.
Miguel Andujar just wants to help his team get the win.
The second half has not been kind to New York Yankees’ ace Luis Severino, that changed Saturday against the Blue Jays. Luis Severino finally looked like Luis Severino. A huge sigh of relief for many New York Yankee fans who have been worried about the condition of their 24-year-old ace. He gave the Yankees five-plus innings allowing just six hits, one run, walking two and striking out eight in the Yankees 11-6 win over Toronto. Although it still was not the vintage Severino, it was...
After a home run on Saturday, Didi Gregorius comments on his team's victory.
While the team can be criticized for their recent play, the offensive strategy is solid
One of the common criticisms of the New York Yankees over the last decade or so has been that they rely too much on the home run. When the team boasted Mark Teixeira, Alex Rodriguez and Robinson Cano, the commentary around them was they focused too much on hitting it out of the park, and not enough on general contact. Now that the team features Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez, and Giancarlo Stanton, that...
The offense had a big game, and Luis Severino looked much better!
The Yankees have a tendency to struggle when facing a pitcher for the first time, but that wasn’t the case today. They wasted no time getting to Sean Reid-Foley. In fact, they scored at least one run every inning through the first five. At one point the Bombers had an 8-0 lead, and it looked like they were going to cruise to an easy win.
Of course, nothing with this team has been easy lately. Luis Severino finally put...
The catcher looked shaky immediately after the impact
In the middle of what should be a nice easy Saturday win, the Yankees got quite a scare out of their catcher. Austin Romine was taken out after five innings behind the plate after he was nailed in the mask by a foul tip off the bat of Richard Urena:
Romine took a ball to the face and was out on his feet for a little bit. Stays in the game. Call me soft, but its 7-0. Take him out and let Higgy finish up. pic.twitter.com/cLa8lYtZKX
—...Probably not, but hear this very dumb experiment out.
Aaron Judge’s injury has not been a good thing for the Yankees, obviously. For starters, it removed an MVP candidate out of a key spot in the lineup. It also forced Shane Robinson into a starting role.
Robinson seemed destined to be an “Oh yeah, him” person that you come across years from now while looking through 2018 stats. He played a few games in April before going to Triple-A, where it appeared he would play out the rest of...
The New York Yankees honored their 1998 World Series team on Saturday, but there was one rather conspicuous absence to the festivities.Joe Girardi, who was a backup catcher on the 1998 team and the manager from 2008-2017, was invited to the ceremony but declined the invitation, according to Steven Marcus of Newsday. This will probably raise some eyebrows. Girardi was not brought back by the Yankees after making the ALCS last year, and the manager made it clear that the decision was out of...
For the eighth time we wonder if this will be the game where Sevy gets back on track.
Luis Severino is not right. He hasn’t been right since he shut down the Red Sox on July 1st. Since then, he has surrendered a horrifying 30 earned runs over his last seven starts. We have been waiting, and waiting, and waiting for him to right the ship, but it hasn’t happened yet. Is he fatigued? Possibly. The Yankees don’t plan on skipping any of his starts for now, though. He isn’t exactly helping...
Hicks’ swoon in the latter half of 2017 has saddled him with an undeserved reputation.
Aaron Hicks is having a great year. This is the second time this week that I’ve pointed that out, as I advocated putting him in the leadoff spot in my previous article. In fact, Katie Sharp of The Athletic put up a full post on Hicks and his exploits this season. If you’re still unsold on his merits as a ballplayer, please go read Sharp’s article.
This article will take a more limited focus,...
The 29-year-old righty was a massive part of the 2017 pen, but has been mostly a no-show in 2018. Will he eventually stick around?
The Yankee bullpen has been a strength throughout the season, but one of the members that contributed heavily to its success in 2017 has largely been missing in action this year. Tommy Kahnle has spent the majority of the season down in Scranton after being placed on the disabled list back in April following an ineffective six appearances. He has bounced back...
Recapping the Yankees’ minor league affiliates’ results from August 17th.
Triple-A/Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: Postponed due to rain
Double-A/Trenton Thunder: W 3-1 vs. New Hampshire Fisher Cats
2B Bruce Caldwell 0-4
DH Wendell Rijo 1-3, 1 R, 1 BB, 1 K
1B Brandon Wagner 1-3, 1 BB, 1 K
LF Trey Amburgey 1-4, 1 R, 2 K
3B Gosuke Katoh 0-3, 1 BB
RF Jhalan Jackson 1-4, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 R, 1 K
C Ryan Lidge 1-3, 1 R
CF Rashad Crawford 2-3
SS Danienger Perez 0-2, 1 BB, 1 K
Johnathan Loaisiga 1.1 IP, 1...
Yankees manager Aaron Boone discusses the lineup's great at-bats against Marcus Stroman and breaks down Lance Lynn's subpar outing in a rain-shortened 7-5 win over Toronto.
Aaron Judge throws at 90 feet for the first time, to take dry swings soon; Sanchez heading to Tampa to prep for rehab; Yankees to honor 1998 championship team before today’s game; Bucky Dent, Mike Torrez still talking about the home run 40 years later; George Kontos outrighted to Triple-A.
Newsday | Erik Boland: Aaron Judge threw at 90 feet before Friday’s game for the first time since going on the disabled list on July 27th with a chip fracture in his right wrist. He hopes to begin taking...
With Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez on the mend, let's look at how Yankees manager Aaron Boone should construct his lineup when his club is at full strength.
MLB Chief Baseball Officer Joe Torre joins The Michael Kay Show to reminisce about managing the 1998 Yankees championship team.
The Yankees got the go ahead runs in just in time.
If after the top of the first inning, someone told you this game would be rain-shortened, that would have seemed like bad news for the Yankees. As it turns out, everything was fine.
Lance Lynn gave up four first inning runs, and wouldn’t last five frames, as he ran into his first real struggles as a Yankee. Thankfully for him, the offense picked up the slack after a disappointing series against the Rays. Neil Walker provided a crucial...