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Deivi García won’t be saving the Yankees anytime soon.
The right-hander is struggling mightily at Triple-A Wilkes-Barre and may have hit rock bottom on Tuesday night in what eventually...
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The Yankees need to shake things up when it comes to fixing their struggling lineup.
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The Yankees, who are struggling mightily offensively, have now lost four of five to the Blue Jays and Tigers with the latest defeat an ugly 6-1 loss to last-place Detroit Saturday at Comerica Park.
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Corey Kluber's injury opens the door again for Deivi Garcia to solidify a spot in the Yankees' rotation.
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BALTIMORE — Not even a trip to Camden Yards can cure what ails this Yankee team.
After seeing their three-game winning streak snapped in Cleveland on Sunday, the Yankees fell back into last place
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TAMPA — Deivi Garcia’s attempt at making the Yankees rotation to start the season came to an end Friday, when he was optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
The news was hardly a surprise.
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TAMPA — Deivi Garcia called it a “frustrating” outing, one in which the right-hander gave up four runs, seven hits, a pair of homers and two walks in just three-plus innings.
The velocity on
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CLEARWATER, Fla. — Deivi Garcia was just 16 years old when he first heard the comparisons to Pedro Martinez.
He was young, right-handed and short in stature, and Garcia said his teammates
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Call this The Case of the Missing 40 Percent.
As the Yankees stand now, still in the first inning of this Hot Stove season unlike any other, they must replace 40 percent of their 2020 starts, probably
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It’s only been four starts, but Deivi Garcia has made quite an impression on his Yankees teammates. Gary Sanchez called him “fearless.” Gerrit Cole said of Garcia, “I really like what I see.” And it’s easy to tell why. The 21-year-old won again in Tuesday’s romp over the Blue Jays thanks to an eruption from …