Yankees Spring Training: Judge Goes Deep Twice In Homer-Filled Day For New York
Aaron Judge and Brett Gardner each homered twice on a day where the Yankee bats looked to be in midseason form already.
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Aaron Judge and Brett Gardner each homered twice on a day where the Yankee bats looked to be in midseason form already.
Shamorie Ponds was impressive, scoring 29 points, but it wasn't enough to keep the Red Storm from slipping to 8-9 in Big East play.
Joe Harris scored 15 and Rodions Kurucs scored 11 for Brooklyn, which has dropped 10 of its last 15 games. D'Angelo Russell and Spencer Dinwiddie each scored 10 for the Nets.
Mackenzie Blackwood stopped 29 shots for the Devils, including Marchand's penalty shot. New Jersey has lost five of seven.
Diaz posted an MLB-high 57 saves last season for the Mariners and ranked 13th among qualified relievers with a 97.3 mph average fastball.
The right-hander got one out and was charged with five runs in an 8-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
A sponsor of sports betting legislation in New York said the bill likely would allow for in-person wagering at places like Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden.
Vladislav Namestnikov and Brendan Lemieux scored, and Henrik Lundqvist finished with 32 saves as the Rangers lost their third straight and fourth in five games (1-2-2).
Sabathia threw his first bullpen since having a heart procedure in December, and Sanchez played in his initial spring training game following a left shoulder injury.
D'Angelo Russell scored 22 points for the Nets, who were easily beaten for the second time in three nights at home, where they have now lost four of five. DeMarre Carroll had 20 points.
Ivan Provorov also scored as the Flyers improved to 15-3-2 since a loss to the Devils on Jan. 12.
Tom Kuhnackl scored for the Islanders and Thomas Greiss made 26 saves, but New York fell for the second time during its current five-game homestand (1-2-0).
The 33-year-old - and former Mets prospect - struggled in 2018 with the Tampa Rays, hitting only .208 with nine home runs in 118 games.
Bryce Harper and Manny Machado sign big contracts with the Phillies and Padres respectively, while Nolan Arenado stays with the Rockies.
One of the top wide receivers on the market has already said he would be interested in joining the Super Bowl champs. Would he fit in New England?
