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The New York Yankees are rolling on all cylinders right now as they just racked up their 8th win in a row over rivals Boston Red Sox. The win came with a great effort in collaboration by the Yanks’ bullpen … Continue reading →

Ah the predicament truly begins. Supposed to be setup man Rafael Soriano returns from the DL today to the 25 man Yankees’ big league roster. Steve Garrison was sent down to Double-A to make room for the pitcher. Now the … Continue reading →

As the New York Yankees continue to look to bolster their pitching staff before the MLB trade deadline, new reports suggest that the team is interested in Dodgers’ right-hander Hiroki Kuroda. Kuroda would have to approve any deal as he … Continue reading →

This is not really Yankees related, but it is a big event, so I’ll blog it anyway. Ervin Santana of the Los Angeles Angels hit a no-hitter against the Cleveland Indians today. Santana is the first to do it at … Continue reading →

According to reports, the Yankees seem to have the best shot at landing extraordinary pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez for the Colorado Rockies. What a haul that would be! The price will surely be high though as Colorado has made it clear, … Continue reading →

The New York Yankees continued strong today as C.C. Sabathia started against the struggling Seattle Mariners. The Yankees ace went seven innings and got his 15th win on the season as closer Mariano Rivera got the save and David Robertson … Continue reading →

Ben Gordon started in yesterday’s win over the Rangers. He pitched 5.1 innings and gave up 7 hits and 2 runs. The game would go into extra innings tied at 2 and it would not go final until the 12th … Continue reading →

Yankees tickets prices for 2011 will differ for some seats compared to 2010. The Yankees released the 2011 season ticket pricing last November and as the season rolls closer it is important to note the changes. Among the ticket information … Continue reading →

Earlier this week, on of the greatest Yankee pitchers and one of the cornerstones of the 1990s Yankee resurgence, Andy Pettitte, announced that he is retired from baseball. As someone who grew up watching him pitch alongside some of the … Continue reading →