The 9 Times MLB Teams Came Back From 0-2 Deficits In Best-Of-5 Series
The Yankees are trying to become just the 10th team in Major League Baseball history to come back from an 0-2 deficit to win a best-of-five postseason series.
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The Yankees are trying to become just the 10th team in Major League Baseball history to come back from an 0-2 deficit to win a best-of-five postseason series.
Win or lose, the Yankees will learn from getting up off the deck down 0-2 and winning two straight to force Game 5 against a team that went 35-4 through last Friday.
Heading into Game 5 of their American League Division Series, the Yankees are a dangerous team and the Indians are a vulnerable one, WFAN's Mike Francesa said Tuesday.
Over the last two games of the AL Division Series, the mighty Cleveland Indians, the favorites to win the whole darn thing, have looked like the inexperienced side.
The American League Division Series between the Yankees and Indians is headed back to Cleveland for a decisive Game 5.
Joe Girardi says he expects to see a "completely different" Luis Severino than the one who got knocked around in last week's American League wild-card game.
For decades, the MLB playoffs have weeded out bad teams and bad pitching, each game distilled to a granular game of small ball. Not this year.
By now, Joe Girardi certainly knows that criticism comes with the territory for every Yankees manager. After the past few days, maybe the gig doesn't seem so appealing anymore.
The Yankees staved off elimination in the American League Division Series on Sunday night thanks to the arm of Masahiro Tanaka and the bat of Greg Bird.
The New York Yankees have lived to play another game, beating the Cleveland Indians in a nail-biter at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Sunday evening.
Another playoff game morphed into a turbulent night of Home Run Derby and a relay race of relievers.
They've won this season in almost every way imaginable: comebacks, walk-offs, blowouts, nail-biters. No. 104 for the Cleveland Indians topped them all.
Jacoby Ellsbury will serve as New York's designated hitter in Game 2 of the AL Division Series against the Indians.
To advance to the AL Championship Series the Bombers have to win three out of four against a juggernaut Indians team that has lost only four of its last 38 games.
The Yankees died by the curve Thursday night, and their season might be finished, too.
