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Nobody Gonna Hold Us Down…Yanks Keep Rolling Despite an Injury-Plagued Season

Nobody Gonna Hold Us Down…Yanks Keep Rolling Despite an Injury-Plagued Season

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  The Yankees opened the second half of the season in the exact opposite way they began the season. They are 3-1 since returning from the All-Star break and find themselves, at 21 games over .500, atop the American League East with a comfortable nine-game lead. When you factor in…

Yankees-Red Sox Preview: Will Yanks Pull Away or Will Sox Gain Ground?

Yankees-Red Sox Preview: Will Yanks Pull Away or Will Sox Gain Ground?

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This season, the Yankees are 12-12 against the behemoth that is the American League East, the only division in baseball in which all teams are currently over .500. On the Fourth of July they salvaged the last game of their series against the Rays, their first win in Tampa since…

Yankees Send Four to All-Star Game, But Player Apathy an Issue

Yankees Send Four to All-Star Game, But Player Apathy an Issue

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The New York Yankees will be well-represented at next week’s All-Star Game in Kansas City. Derek Jeter, Robinson Cano, and Curtis Granderson were all elected as starters to the Midsummer Classic. CC Sabathia was also chosen for the pitching staff, but won’t pitch because of his groin injury and current…

Injuries to CC and Pettitte Leave Yankees Rotation Lefty-Less

Injuries to CC and Pettitte Leave Yankees Rotation Lefty-Less

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Down here in sunny Ocean City, Maryland, it hasn’t been hard for me to stay in the New York Yankees loop. Sunday’s and Monday’s games were broadcast on the nationally televised ESPN, and Wednesday afternoon I treated my dad to a day at a bar that prided itself on subscribing…

Interleague is Child’s Play for Yanks in 2012

Interleague is Child’s Play for Yanks in 2012

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It’s generally understood that the American League is well-known for power hitting, while the National League yields consistent pitching. The Yankees have posted a 168-109 record in interleague play since its advent in 1997, the best in the majors. In fact, the top five teams in interleague play all hail…

A-Rod Singled Out—And It’s Totally Fair

A-Rod Singled Out—And It’s Totally Fair

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Alex Rodriguez isn’t the only Yankee exuding ineffectiveness with runners in scoring position, but he is garnering the most attention. Perhaps it’s because he is the only one making $30 million. Yes, Rodriguez had two home runs in Detroit, a series the Yankees won largely due to Phil Hughes’ stellar…

Teixeira’s on the Mark, Gardner and Robertson Start Rehab Assignments

Teixeira’s on the Mark, Gardner and Robertson Start Rehab Assignments

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A mere week ago, the New York Yankees were mired in an energy-zapping slump that saw the team fall to .500 after losing seven of their last ten games. Panic was set to red alert for the first time since they began the season 0-3. Deciding who would replace Mariano…

Bombers Need More Explosion from the Middle of the Order

Bombers Need More Explosion from the Middle of the Order

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  The New York Yankees live and die by the home run, that’s no secret. A Thursday night loss to the Toronto Blue Jays extended their losing streak to three, making them 0-9 this season in games in which they don’t hit a home run. At the same time, Thursday’s starter Phil…

Closing Time: Robertson Debuts with Mixed Results

Closing Time: Robertson Debuts with Mixed Results

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Mariano Rivera. Brian Wilson. Andrew Bailey. Just about everyone in the Angels bullpen. The list of closers who have gone down either to injury or ineffectiveness continues to grow in the 2012 season. Is this the year the closer role becomes obsolete? The answer, apparent to even the casual baseball…

Mo Goes Down But Yankees Don’t Have To

Mo Goes Down But Yankees Don’t Have To

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Has “Enter Sandman” played at Yankee Stadium for the last time? The Yankees endured devastating news yesterday, as legendary closer Mariano Rivera suffered a torn ACL and a torn meniscus in his right knee while shagging batting practice fly balls before Thursday’s game in Kansas City. Rivera will likely miss…

A New York Yankee in Dustin Pedroia’s Court—Part 2, Chapter 2

A New York Yankee in Dustin Pedroia’s Court—Part 2, Chapter 2

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Chapter 2: Escape from Reality Just like a rousing happy hour after a tough day at work or a Kardashian marathon after a bad breakup, everyone needs a little escape from reality when things aren’t going particularly well. In the case of the Yankee blogger’s escape from reality, I’m choosing…

A New York Yankee in Dustin Pedroia’s Court, Part 2, Chapter 1

A New York Yankee in Dustin Pedroia’s Court, Part 2, Chapter 1

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  Chapter 1: Spoiler Alert Everything this past Friday went according to plan. At least, it did from a Yankee fan’s perspective. Despite cries of “be careful!” (I even got a “you’re sick!” from friends and family), my friend Jessica and I made our second annual trek to Boston for…