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A fiery post-game talk didn’t do the trick over the weekend, so on Tuesday, manager Aaron Boone went with a new lineup to spark the Yankees.
Aaron Hicks, Clint Frazier and Rougned Odor were
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Jay Bruce is out and Mike Ford is in.
Bruce abruptly announced his retirement prior to Sunday’s game against the Rays, but remained on the roster for the game. On Tuesday, as the Yankees attempt
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When it comes to offensive philosophy, the Yankees have been card counters at the black jack table.
Their system stacks one exit-velocity monster after another. They believe devotion to that
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After their worst two-week stretch to open a season in over two decades, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman acknowledged it’s “certainly been a disappointing start,” but added no major
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Though he didn’t pitch in the playoffs, Dan Naulty was part of the Yankees’ 1999 World Series team and celebrated with teammates deep into the morning of Oct. 28 after they swept the
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Aaron Hicks’ slump at the plate continued Sunday, and his glove wasn’t much help either.
The Yankees center fielder had a rough third inning in the 4-2 loss at Yankee Stadium, botching a pair of
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A baseball manager is not a head football coach. He cannot treat an MLB Sunday loss in April like an NFL Sunday loss in September, not when he has to lead his team on a grueling, 162-game journey that
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Not even Gerrit Cole could save the Yankees from sinking further into the depths of despair.
The $324 million ace tried to play the role of the stopper Sunday and delivered a strong start, but the
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Sunday will be Jay Bruce’s last game as a Yankee — and an MLB player.
The 34-year-old outfielder/first baseman will retire after Sunday’s game against the Rays, manager Aaron Boone
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Umm … at least the Yankees embarrassed themselves less on The Day After?
At least Jordan Montgomery provided some length, rather than offering to gladly pay his bullpen teammates Tuesday for six
A fiery post-game talk didn’t do the trick over the weekend, so on Tuesday, manager Aaron Boone went with a new lineup to spark the Yankees. Aaron Hicks, Clint Frazier and Rougned Odor were
