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The New York Yankees enjoyed a better than anticipated opening month, but they still are showing some inconsistency. They return home Friday for the opener of a three-game series against the Detroit Tigers following mixed results on a road trip to face the Milwaukee Brewers and Baltimore Orioles.
The Yankees dropped another game to the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday afternoon, making it three losses in this week’s four-game series. Unfortunately, starting pitcher Carlos Rodon struggled, giving up eight hits and six earned runs, including three home runs, over just four innings.
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Taking stock of the Yankees’ starting pitching options in the minors to see who may be the next man up.
In baseball, depth is not a luxury. It’s a necessity.
While the Yankees entered the season with a five-man starting rotation, it’s no secret that they’ll need more than that number of starting pitchers to make it through the 2024 season.
Last year, 12 different Yankees appeared...
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There weren’t many bright spots as the Yankees lost their third of four in Baltimore.
In Thursday afternoon’s series finale between the Yankees and Orioles, more than just a series split or loss was on the line for the Yankees. After bouncing back with a win on Wednesday, the Yankees had climbed back into a tie atop the AL East. Whoever won the final game would exit the series with clear control of the division in the early goings. It wouldn’t...
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Can the Yankees split the series in Baltimore?
Luis Gil’s excellent start on Wednesday night finally got the Yankees on the board in Baltimore as they beat the Orioles, 2-0. The win also got them back even in the AL East race, setting up some stakes for this afternoon’s series finale. If the Yankees can win and split the four-game set, they’ll leave with the AL East lead. A loss would see them drop three of four to the O’s and leave...
The New York Yankees may be actively seeking infield reinforcements at the trade deadline this summer. With Gleyber Torres underperforming, posting a .215/.289/.248 batting line, the Yankees are confronting significant offensive weaknesses.
The New York Yankees struck a deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers a few years ago, with the struggling Joey Gallo looking to find playing time elsewhere.
Despite losing ace Gerrit Cole to injury, the New York Yankees have shown strength in their pitching lineup this season. However, their offense has struggled to keep up, particularly evident in their recent series against the Baltimore Orioles, where they lost two out of three games.
Alex Verdugo was not available for the first three games of this series for the Yankees as he was placed on the paternity list prior to the series kicking off.
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No surprises on who’s leading the way in the NL West so far this season.
Every day, Pinstripe Alley offers updates on what the Yankees’ top American League opponents are up to through the Rivalry Roundup. The AL East is well-trodden ground there, but with the month of April coming to a close, we’re going to take a peek around MLB as a whole and check in with each of the other five divisions. Who’s surprising? Who’s underwhelming? Who’s...
Top-prospect Spencer Jones has been on a tear to start his 2024 season. Do his stats make him worthy of a mid-season promotion? Spencer Jones had one heck of an April.
The New York Yankees have had a promising start to the 2024 season despite some inconsistencies in their offense. A key factor in their performance has been the stability provided by their closer, 31-year-old Clay Holmes, who has excelled in his role early in the year.
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The NL Central looks a lot like the AL East after one month.
Every day, Pinstripe Alley offers updates on what the Yankees’ top American League opponents are up to through the Rivalry Roundup. The AL East is well-trodden ground there, but with the month of April coming to a close, we’re going to take a peek around MLB as a whole and check in with each of the other five divisions. Who’s surprising? Who’s underwhelming? Who’s simply mediocre...
The New York Yankees off to a strong start in 2024 and looking like a legitimate title contender, and that's with ace Gerrit Cole and a handful of other key…
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A ninth inning Bernie bomb helps Yanks overcome an early deficit.
The Yankees built upon their solid month of April, and opened the second calendar month of the season in style with a win over the Royals. A day after David Cone carried the load for the Yankees against his old friends in Kansas City, it was the bats that got the job done on May 2.
If you score eight runs in a win, there’s only one way to top it. (It’s with...
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The Braves continue to dominate, the Nationals surprise, and the Marlins sink to the bottom.
Every day, Pinstripe Alley offers updates on what the Yankees’ top American League opponents are up to through the Rivalry Roundup. The AL East is well-trodden ground there, but with the month of April coming to a close, we’re going to take a peek around MLB as a whole and check in with each of the other five divisions. Who’s surprising? Who’s...
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Recapping how the Yankees’ top AL opponents fared on May 1st.
I was fortunate enough to be in attendance last night in Baltimore, when the Yankees took “Rivalry Roundup” into their own hands, in a sense. Behind outstanding pitching from Luis Gil and Clay Holmes as well as a well-placed dinger by Oswaldo Cabrera, New York nabbed a 2-0 victory, partially avenging the previous couple nights’ losses to the Orioles. They can complete said vengeance...
Recapping the Yankees’ minor league affiliates’ results from May 1st.
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W, 5-0 at Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp
3B Caleb Durbin 1-5, SB
DH Everson Pereira 2-5, 3 K, SB
1B T.J. Rumfield 1-3, BB
RF Oscar Gonzalez 0-4, RBI, K
C Luis Torrens 2-3, 2B, HR, 4 RBI, BB
2B Jeter Downs 0-4, 2 K
SS Kevin Smith 0-4, 3 K
CF Greg Allen 1-3, BB, 2 K
LF Brandon Lockridge 1-2, 2 BB, SB
Clayton Beeter 5.2 IP, 2 H, 0, R, 4 BB, 9 K , wild pitch (win) — an effectively...
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LeMahieu nears resumption of baseball activities; Soto and Holmes highlight top Yankees performers for April; Wells figuring it out at the plate; sneak preview into new Peacock series on the 1990 Yanks.
NY Post | Greg Joyce: DJ LeMahieu has been on the shelf since the start of the season thanks to a foul ball hitting off of his foot at the end of spring training, and his initial attempt at getting into a rehab game was cut immediately due to...
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Looking for a Baltimore split.
Most nights, the Yankees will need to score more than two runs to win. Thankfully, last night was not one of those nights. The offense continues to look drowsy after their weekend eruption in Milwaukee, but Luis Gil and Clay Holmes did enough to make two runs stand up yesterday. If Carlos Rodón can shove today, as he did his last time out, the Yankees can get out of Baltimore with a split, a fine result particularly after...