Archive for the 'NY Yankees Blog' Category
Last Night’s Action: Losing to Bottom-Feeders
Mariners 11, Mets 0: Yes, the Mets are on the verge of being swept by the worst team in baseball. Seattle rocked Mets starter Oliver Perez for six runs in five innings and the Mets looked lost against Mariners knuckleballer R.A. Dickey. To be fair, they would look lost against a slow-pitch soft…
Last Night’s Action: Who Needs Wang?
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Yankees 8, Padres 0: One day after getting devastating news about Chien-Ming Wang, the Yankees pounded the Padres to continue their domination of the Pacific Coast National League. Andy Pettitte, who put forth a moment straight dominant outing got plenty of help, including two homers from Jason…
Last Night’s Action: Broken Wang?
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Yankees 13 Houston 0: It should have been a great day for the Yankees. An easy win completing a 5-1 road trip should supply plenty of reasons to smile. But all the delight was dashed in the sixth inning when Chien-Ming Wang started limping on the way to scoring the first run of his career. Wang…
Last Night’s Action: Granting a Reprieve
Mets 7, Rangers 1: With the rumors swirling about Willie Randolph’s job, the Mets manager got help from an unlikely source. Oliver Perez threw seven innings of one-run ball — against the best offense in the American League — and the Mets got to talk about a win rather than why they seem to …
Last Night’s Action: Oh No Mo!
Jose Guillen has always hit well against the Yankees, but he took it to a new level in the four-game series the Royals just completed with the Yankees, where he went 9-for-16 with 4 home runs and several outfield assists. Guillen’s final home run of the series was off of Mariano Rivera in the 9t…
Last Night’s Action: 2-1 Is A Bummer
Kansas City 2 Yankees 1: The Yankees had their chances, in fact they had a lot of chances, but their own failures and a terrible umpiring sign kept them from capitalizing and they fell to the lowly Royals Friday night. Darrell Rasner was very effective, pitching eight innings while allowing o…
Last Night’s Action: Back To Winning
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Yankees 5 Toronto 1: Derek Jeter got his 2,416th hit, a RBI-single that put the Yankees ahead 1-0 and moved Jeter past Mickey Mantle on the all-time team hit list. It was Jeter’s only hit of the night, but the Yankees had plenty of offense. Johnny Damon had three hits and a RBI, Wilson B…
Last Night’s Action: Mets Take Round 1
Mets 7, Yankees 4: With ace Johan Santana on the mound, the Mets had to have that game. They got it. Santana shook off three Yankees home runs — and got some help by the Yankees’ questionable baserunning — to earn the win against the team that flirted with trading for him in the offseason. …
Last Night’s Action: Igawa Does Disappoint
Tigers 6, Yankees 5: It’s official. Kei Igawa still stinks. He lasted three innings but somehow managed to give up 11 hits and six runs. He didn’t walk or strike out a batter, meaning he left everything in the hands of his defense. With Derek Jeter and Wilson Betemit manning the left side of …
Yanks pull out of Santana talks
For the second time this offseason, the Yankees have pulled their Phil Hughes-centered trade offer for Johan Santana off the table. The Yankees, then, will not restart trade talks with the Twins unless Hank Steinbrenner has another change of heart, a baseball official with knowledge of the talks tol…
Surprise! Or not. A-Rod Named AL MVP
In news that isn’t coming as a surprise to anyone, Alex Rodriguez, the former and probably future Yankees 3rd baseman, was named the American League Most Valuable Player nowadays. It was the third duration Rodriguez was named the MVP, winning previously in 2003 with the Rangers and in 2005 with the …
A-Rod and the Yankees: Reunited and it feels … oh, whatever
It was less than 3 weeks ago when Alex Rodriguez decided that the middle of World Series Game 4 was the opportune moment to announce he was ditching the Yankees through a clause in his contract. At the day, Howard Stern sidekick (and lifelong Yankees fanatic) Artie Lange quipped: “Don’t let the free…
A-Rod in Talks to Return to Yankees
It looks like Alex Rodriguez is set to come back as a member of the New York Yankees…and for less money than what they were rumored to be offering before. The former Yankees 3rd baseman is reportedly hammering out a 10-year, $275 million contract with the Yankees. Sources tell the Daily News that…












