Gray KO'd Early, Yankees No Match For Indians In Game 1
Trevor Bauer made Aaron Judge look silly, and he made his manager look like a genius.
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Trevor Bauer made Aaron Judge look silly, and he made his manager look like a genius.
Despite a disastrous postseason debut Tuesday night, Luis Severino still has the faith of his manager.
The Yankees' ALDS roster includes 12 pitchers, including Jordan Montgomery and Jaime Garcia.
The championship-starved Indians are back in the playoffs, but there's now a 6-foot-7, 280-pound baseball-bashing behemoth standing in their way. Behold Aaron Judge.
The Yankees are going to find out if the price they paid for Sonny Gray was worth it.
The Yankees had a lot of stars in their American League wild-card victory over the Twins on Tuesday night: Didi Gregorius, Aaron Judge, Brett Gardner, Chad Green, David Robertson.
Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez was the unfortunate one who took a foul ball to the groin Tuesday night, but practically everyone who saw it grimaced.
It's hard to frame a baseball game as "David versus Goliath" when neither team won its own division.
The Bronx Bombers dug out of a 3-0 first-inning hole Tuesday night to beat the Minnesota Twins 8-4 in the American League wild-card game at Yankee Stadium.
Fans were lined up with anxiety and anticipation ahead of the do-or-die game at Yankee Stadium Tuesday night.
Jacoby Ellsbury will be the designated hitter for the New York Yankees in the AL wild-card game, with manager Joe Girardi keeping Chase Headley and Matt Holliday on the bench.
October baseball in the Bronx isn't what it used to be. But perhaps things are about to return to normal.
Twins star Joe Mauer remembers well all those October losses to the Yankees. So too, surely, do Minnesota's fans. Around the rest of the Twins clubhouse, though, it may as well be ancient history.
It's the hit at Yankee Stadium that brought tears to the eyes of many who saw it, including the players on the field.
Didi Gregorius is not interested in reflecting on his best season yet. Because, after all, there's still work to be done.
