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Streaking Yankees look to remain on roll vs. White Sox

Left-hander Carlos Rodon has a pretty simple strategy when he takes the mound Sunday afternoon as the New York Yankees try to complete a three-game series sweep over the visiting Chicago White Sox.

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Estevão Maximo

The value of meeting expectations with Verdugo and Stroman

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Two notable offseason acquisitions have played their own solid roles in this division-leading effort.

Valid critique or not, the truth is that in recent seasons, the Yankees have quite often gone to the market searching for improvements and on far too many occasions, the results were almost the worst possible outcomes.

They might have been solid players at the time they came to the Bronx, but the likes of Joey Gallo and Josh Donaldson fell off a...

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Luis Gil Sets Yankees Rookie Record with 14 Ks, Fans Eye ROY Award for Breakout Star

New York Yankees pitcher Luis Gil set a franchise rookie record by striking out 14 batters during Saturday's 6-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Gil's…

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Good news and great news from 6-1 win over White Sox

Saturday marked a victorious day for the Yankees, highlighted by a dominant win over the Chicago White Sox (6-1) and encouraging updates from star pitcher Gerrit Cole’s rehabilitation.

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Luis Gil, Juan Soto carry Yankees past White Sox

Luis Gil struck out a career-high 14 batters, Juan Soto went 4-for-4 with two home runs, and the New York Yankees extended their winning streak to a season-high six games with a 6-1 victory over visiting Chicago White Sox on Saturday afternoon.

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Matt Ferenchick

Yankees 6, White Sox 1: Gil fans 14 and Soto slugs a pair in another win

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A franchise rookie record 14 strikeouts from Luis Gil and a quartet of Juan Soto hits led the Yankees to another win.

The Yankees got plenty of contributions from all over the place in their relatively comfortable 6-1 win over the White Sox, their sixth in a row. However, the story of the game centered around two players.

At the plate, Juan Soto had been going through his first real slump as a Yankee in recent games. He came into this game having going...

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Yankees’ ace takes another big step forward in rehab

New York Yankees SP Gerrit Cole continues to trend in the right direction in his rehab. On Saturday, the reigning AL CY Young Award winner tossed two simulated innings at Yankee Stadium prior to their afternoon matchup with the Chicago White Sox.

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Matt Ferenchick

NYY vs. CHI: Luis Gil vs. Brad Keller

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Can Gil continue his impressive run in a start against the ChiSox?

With one win in the books, the Yankees will look to add another series victory to their tally this afternoon. Last night’s 4-2 triumph over the White Sox got a little close for comfort towards the end, but a good start from Nestor Cortes and homers from Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton ended up being enough.

In today’s game, Luis Gil will take the mound for the Yankees....

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Video: Yankees' Aaron Judge Praised by Aaron Boone; 'As Good as I've Ever Seen'

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge has impressed many with his recent strong play, including manager Aaron Boone. "He's as good as I've ever seen," Boone…

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Yankees’ veteran infielder takes big step toward return

The Yankees‘ offense has been on a tear recently, and it’s about to get even stronger with the return of DJ LeMahieu, who has just begun a rehab assignment after recovering from a foot injury.

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White Sox' Late Surge Not Enough in 4-2 Loss to Yankees

The New York Yankees took Friday's series opener in the Bronx 4-2, fending off the Chicago White Sox' multiple rally attempts. Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge homered for the Yankees, while Nestor Cortes escaped multiple jams to keep Chicago off the board.

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Southampton boss Martin: I've never seen support like that

Southampton boss Russell Martin hailed the fans after their playoff semifinal win against West Brom. Saints will meet Leeds at Wembley for a place in the Premier League next season.

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Nick Power

Luis Gil’s parallel to a former Yankees champion

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How A.J. Burnett lived and died by the walk — and what it means for the Yankees’ newest pitching phenom.

When Luis Gil takes the mound this afternoon in Chicago, he’ll do so with a great deal of wind in his sails. The rookie is 4-1 on the season with a sparkling 2.51 ERA, leading Yankees starters in that category as well as strikeout rate and home run rate. The 25-year-old has allowed just one run over his past three starts, going 3-0 with a 0.49...

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Yankees’ volatile starting pitcher rebounds with a gem

When the Yankees eventually welcome Gerrit Cole back from injury, they will face a pivotal decision regarding their starting rotation. Currently, Nestor Cortes might seem like the likely candidate to make way, yet his remarkable outing on Friday night highlighted his considerable worth and experienced presence within the team.

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The Yankees might have unlocked the key to Giancarlo Stanton

Giancarlo Stanton’s performance over the past three years has been a rollercoaster of highs and lows for the Yankees. On his best days, Stanton can single-handedly drive the team’s offense, displaying the kind of power that once made him an MVP with the Miami Marlins.

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Joshua Diemert

Who’s the real Anthony Volpe?

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Trying to draw out a shortstop’s ceiling.

A lot of folks looked to Bobby Witt Jr., who was at least somewhat of a letdown in his first season before a massive coming out party in 2023, as a potential model for Anthony Volpe. Hoping for Volpe to jump from a two-win player to a six-win player might have been a little pie-in-the-sky ... except that FanGraphs Depth Charts is now projecting him for a five-win season all told. As good as Juan Soto...

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Jake Devin

1999 Yankees Diary: Torre return, but Yanks blow late lead

The Yankees suffered an uncharacteristic loss in Boston, but they did at least get their manager back.

After a tough five-game losing streak, the Yankees finally got back into the win column with a tight 2-1 win over the White Sox. They got a day off to travel to Boston, but they also got some great, unexpected news: Joe Torre would return to the dugout.

Torre missed the first 36 games of the 1999 season after undergoing prostate-cancer surgery in March, ceding his duties to acting...

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Jake Devin

Rivalry Roundup: O’s pound Miller, Alexander flirts with perfection

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The Rays saw an unheralded starter carry a perfecto into the eighth, while Baltimore made short work of one of Seattle’s young arms.

The Yankees are on fire right now, but anyone who has paid attention to this space knows that even as they’ve excelled, they haven’t been able to put any space between themselves and the relentless Orioles. The Bombers would seem to have an opportunity this weekend, as they find themselves matched up with the...

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Dave Salamone

How gameday staples, hot dogs, and caps come together in the Bronx

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In another look at the workers in the Bronx, we take a look at a family-run hot dog cart, merchandise salesmen, and then some reflections what makes the atmosphere special.

Brandon methodically repeats the pitch on his bullhorn every two minutes or so: “$10 on the hats, check it out, guys. $20 on the bucket hats.”

He trained himself to speak up after moving to New York from San Diego. “You’ve got to yell,” says Brandon,...

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Andrew Mearns

Today on Pinstripe Alley - 5/18/24

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A White Sox matinee is on the Saturday to-do list. Win again to make it six in a row!

Dingers good. Nestor good. Holmes good. White Sox bad. May these points remain the same today. (Yes, Nestor can just have a nice, relaxing day off.)

Today on the site, David will continue his series on profiles of the folks who make the Yankee Stadium atmosphere possible, Jake will handle both the Rivalry Roundup and 1999 Diary. The latter will feature Joe Torre’s...

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