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DUNEDIN, Fla. — The Yankees dropped another series to a division rival with Wednesday’s 5-4 loss, as Bo Bichette led off the bottom of the ninth with a homer off Chad Green to give the Blue
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DUNEDIN, Fla. — It was all set up for the Yankees to make the Blue Jays sweat this one out.
And then it wasn’t.
After their sluggish offense finally started to come alive in the eighth inning,
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This isn’t how George Springer imagined his stint with his new team beginning.
The former Astros center fielder, whom the Mets targeted in free agency before he opted for a $150 million deal
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The Yankee offense made it sound like 2020.
Which in 2021 is particularly offensive — though these Yankees certainly cannot be accused of being offensive through the first weekend of the
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The way Domingo German pitched in spring training to win the Yankees’ fifth starter job made his first regular-season start in 19 months a much-anticipated one.
But Sunday turned out to be more of
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Patrick Ewing had a number of crowning achievements at Madison Square Garden as a player. He now has one as a coach that can rival any of those.
Georgetown looked like it had transported itself back
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Remember that bobsled to baseball hell without a brakeman the Yankees couldn’t halt last week? They have swapped it for an escalator headed to heights recently thought impossible. Backed by a season-high seven homers, three by reserve catcher Kyle Higashioka and two from DJ LeMahieu, Gerrit Cole dominated the Blue Jays on the way to …
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BUFFALO — For the past two weeks, it’s been just about all roses from this lineup, but Saturday night the Mets were a handful of dead dandelions. Maybe it was the hangover effect after scoring 18 runs the previous night. For nearly 3 ½ hours they waited for a big hit that never arrived in …
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There’s the Gerrit Cole the Yankees thought they were getting. The right-hander dominated the Orioles in the first game of Friday’s doubleheader, taking a no-hitter into the fifth inning of the Yankees’ 6-0 seven-inning victory in The Bronx. Cole had taken the loss in his previous three starts, but didn’t allow a hit until Hanser …
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This is what it sounds like when bats die. One night after wasting a rare river of runs, the Yankees morphed into hitters who used soaked editions of the N.Y. Post for bats against the Blue Jays on Tuesday night. J.A. Happ provided a cure for the ills that have infected the Yankees across the …