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The New York Yankees have made a significant move regarding their top prospect and the future of the organization. George Lombard Jr. was promoted to Double-A Somerset this week, setting up his career for the ultimate test and showcase. It was only a matter of time until Lombard advanced further in the farm system.
Carrasco is still a solid strike-thrower and a highly respected veteran, so the Yankees would presumably be happy to keep him in the organization.
The New York Yankees outrighted right-handed pitcher Carlos Carrasco to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Thursday, two days after they designated him for assignment.
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The crack of the bat and the sound of a goal horn make for the two most exciting postseasons in North America.
While the Major League Baseball season is still in its early stages and teams are jockeying for position within their respective divisions and leagues, two of the four major sports are undergoing their postseason runs. The National Hockey League and the National Basketball Association are both witnessing teams battle back and forth for...
The Yankees had the upper hand in a matchup of current and former stars.
Coming off a series win over Baltimore, the 2000 Yankees opened up a three-game set with another division rival as the Devil Rays visited the Bronx. On a warm Monday night, we got an intriguing pitching matchup: on one side, Andy Pettitte, a left-hander in his prime trying to re-establish himself as one of the game’s best, and on the other Dwight Gooden, a fading former star trying wring a few more quality...
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The Bombers walked off the Padres on a day when most of their rivals around the AL were also victorious.
Now that was one helluva series win! After the back-breaking loss to the Padres in the series opener, the Yankees fought back from deficits in each of the final two games to steal a series from the second-best team in baseball. I can’t think of better way to seal the series dub than an extra-innings walk-off for one of the best stories in...
The New York Mets poaching Juan Soto was the year’s biggest story. Cross-town kings at 161st and River were heartbroken and angry. How could the New York Yankees replace a generational superstar in Soto?
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For several minutes during Wednesday’s game against the Padres, the Bronx hosted a massive Knicks watch party.
For my brother and I, Yankee Stadium is basically our third home. First is, of course, our actual home, the place where we grew up. In second comes Villanova, where we both went to school and watched Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, Mikal Bridges, and Donte DiVincenzo bring home a pair of championships.
But...
Think you can figure out which Yankees player we’re talking about? You’ll get five clues to figure him out in our new guessing game!
We’re back for another day of the Pinstripe Alley in-5 daily trivia game. If you missed any of this week’s games, you will find a link below. Game instructions are at the bottom if you’re new to the game! Feel free to share your results in the comments and feedback in this Google Form.
Today’s Pinstripe Alley in-5 gameIf you can’t see...
Recapping the Yankees’ minor-league affiliates’ results from May 7th.
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W, 5-3 (7) and L, 8-5 (7) vs. Rochester Red Wings
Game one:
LF Everson Pereira 2-4, HR, 2 RBI, 2 K — bananas finish to this game, three seventh inning homers as Pereira walked it off
3B DJ LeMahieu 2-3 — one thing’s for sure, DJ can hit minor-league pitching still
DH T.J. Rumfield 0-3, RBI, K
1B Dominic Smith 0-3
RF Bryan De La Cruz 1-3, HR, RBI, K
2B Jose Rojas 0-3
C...
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Rolling into an offday.
The Yankees last night risked a repeat of their series in Baltimore last week: a dominant win in the second game of a three-game set sandwiched and overshadowed by frustrating losses on either end. Instead, they pulled out another rousing victory, with Trent Grisham delivering the game-tying blow and J.C. Escarra earning himself a wonderful moment with a walk-off sacrifice fly. New York enters an off-day with a 2.5-game lead in AL...
Spencer Jones hurt; Stanton takes live BP; Yankees’ offense feasting off fastballs; Loáisiga continues rehab at Triple-A; Ben Rice is Judge’s new wingman
Daily News | Gary Phillips: Outfielder Spencer Jones was placed on the seven-day IL with an intercostal injury, Yankees manager Aaron Boone revealed Wednesday. Boone was able to provide little more information, indicating he was unsure how the injury occurred or how long it was likely to keep Jones out of action. The Yankees’...
New York Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham is playing like a superstar. If he keeps it up all year, he’ll be a hot commodity on the open market. However, the Bombers should be very careful when the time comes to consider bringing him back to the Bronx.
The New York Yankees only had three hits in the game, but a walk-off hero emerged on Wednesday night in their 4-3 win over the San Diego Padres in 10 innings.
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An epic pitcher's duel, a pair of clutch home runs, and a walk-off sac fly from J.C. Escarra sealed a Yankees series victory.
The first two games of this series between the Yankees and Padres delivered the goods in the starting pitching department. The series finale, a duel between Max Fried and Dylan Cease, delivered on the top billing. Both pitchers matched wits with one run each, and Cease only allowed his first hit on a Cody Bellinger home run in the seventh. Both...
Stanton was shut down with elbow tendinitis in both arms at the beginning of spring training.
Aaron Judge has already rewritten the history books.
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Two aces, one cruising and one scuffling, square off for a series victory in the Bronx.
The first two games of this Yankees-Padres series in the Bronx has featured some excellent starting pitching followed by not-so-excellent relief work. On Monday, a poor inning from Devin Williams and Luke Weaver allowed San Diego to overcome a brilliant Carlos Rodón start. Last night, the league-best Padres bullpen torpedoed Michael King's successful return...
A New York Yankees fan committed a massive mistake with an Aaron Judge home run ball on Tuesday night, and he was fortunate that it was not one he had to regret.
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What hypothetical lawsuits can Yankee fans file for the pain and suffering recent years have brought?
America has a reputation as a litigious society. This reputation isn’t exactly undeserved. Take the recent example of a University of Colorado fan who filed a $100 million law suit against the NFL for the emotional distress caused by Shadeur Sanders slipping in last month’s NFL draft. This is obviously a ridiculous suit—the plaintiff would...