Keidel: Told You So! Mets Emerging As Kings Of N.Y. Baseball
As we well know, four months ago I wrote a piece proclaiming the Mets were about to leapfrog the Yanks as New York's No. 1 baseball club.
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As we well know, four months ago I wrote a piece proclaiming the Mets were about to leapfrog the Yanks as New York's No. 1 baseball club.
A little bunt caused a big problem for Michael Pineda and the sputtering Yankees.
A green laser beam bounced around a fog-filled clubhouse. Music blared from all corners of the darkened room. It's a postgame party that's becoming commonplace with these Houston Astros.
Have the Yankees retired too many numbers? Probably. But you can't go tearing them off the wall now.
Yes, Girardi has agita. But its source is the Jays of Toronto -- not some dingbat from Houston.
Right-hander Michael Pineda has returned to the New York Yankees after nearly a month on the disabled list and is starting against Houston.
Mariano Rivera remembers his Little League days fondly. What he remembers most: He hated to pitch.
Midway through their most lopsided home loss in more than six years, the New York Yankees were yelling at Houston outfielder Carlos Gomez from the dugout.
Mark Teixeira was back in the New York Yankees' lineup Tuesday night after missing seven games with a bruised right shin.
Girardi should make that decision now. It's what is best for both the Yanks and Sabathia.
Carlos Gomez and Evan Gattis both homered and drove in four runs, sending Dallas Keuchel and the Houston Astros to a 15-1 blowout of the New York Yankees.
After the thrilling finish -- which extended the Curse of the Bambino -- then-Yankees owner George Steinbrenner gave Boston' team bus a pair of middle fingers.
Carlos Beltran hit a game-ending sacrifice fly after Oliver Perez walked the bases loaded, and the New York Yankees beat the Houston Astros 1-0 Monday night.
Craig took issue with the legendary play-by-play man's call for Carlos Beltran's sacrifice fly on Monday night. A debate ensued, and a digital sales guy was called in to help settle the issue.
Yankees left-hander CC Sabathia exited in the third inning Sunday with right knee pain and was placed on the disabled list on Monday.
