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Good thing for Aroldis Chapman and Gerrit Cole that MLB player voting for the All-Star Game had an early deadline.
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One team’s fortune is another team’s full-blown disaster -- its second in five days.
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Chapman is rightfully advertised as a flamethrower, which was never more fitting than it was early Thursday morning, when he might have burned down the petrified remains of this Yankees season.
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Aroldis Chapman blew a four run lead in the ninth after giving up a grand slam to Jared Walsh as the Yankees suffered a crushing 11-8 loss to the Angels at the Stadium.
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Aroldis Chapman said “everything’s fine” between he and Aaron Boone after they disagreed about how to approach the ninth inning in Wednesday’s game.
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Aaron Boone said he regrets his decision to have Aroldis Chapman walk Carlos Santana intentionally in the ninth inning on Wednesday.
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The Yankees are one heck of a thrill ride at the moment.</p<
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Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman didn’t agree with manager Aaron Boone’s decision to intentionally walk Carlos Santana to load the bases in the ninth inning Wednesday night, and he let everyone...
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It didn’t take long for Luke Voit to make an impact.
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Gary Sanchez's two-run pinch-hit homer in the seventh inning was the difference in the Yankees' 3-2 comeback win over the Blue Jays Wednesday night in Buffalo.
Good thing for Aroldis Chapman and Gerrit Cole that MLB player voting for the All-Star Game had an early deadline.
