Keidel: In No Way, Shape Or Form Does Posada Belong In Monument Park
They sell dirt, seats, cups and coins. And now, the hardest sale of all is convincing us that Posada is an immortal.
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They sell dirt, seats, cups and coins. And now, the hardest sale of all is convincing us that Posada is an immortal.
Whether the Yankees make the playoffs or not, something good will have come out of this season. And we're not talking about A-Rod and his semi-inspirational return from steroid jail.
Francisco Lindor homered off Dellin Betances in the eighth, and CC Sabathia exited with an injury as the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 4-3.
Known for his intensity as a pitcher, Pettitte was visibly emotional as the team unveiled his plaque in Monument Park at Yankee Stadium during a pregame ceremony.
The highlights of the festivities were one-on-one conversations with four-time World Series champion Bernie Williams and general manager Brian Cashman, hosted by WFAN host Mike Francesa.
Making his fourth career start, the 21-year-old Severino (1-2) gave up a one-out homer in the first to fellow rookie Francisco Lindor, but he yielded only two singles and four walks in the remainder of his six gritty innings.
Fans chanted the familiar ``Hip, hip, Jorge!'' several times during a ceremony.
Carlos Carrasco struck out 11, Carlos Santana homered and the Cleveland Indians stopped the New York Yankees once again, beating the AL East leaders 7-3 Friday night.
It's been a busy season in Monument Park.
Girardi was ejected while the Bombers were trying to mount a rally against Cleveland closer Cody Allen on Thursday night, a comeback that fell short with a 3-2 loss.
Cody Allen worked out of his own jam in the ninth inning Thursday night and the Cleveland Indians held on for a 3-2 victory over the New York Yankees.
You can't put a particular price on memories. But Cashman didn't realize that fans would pay good money to stroll down memory lane.
Taking a look at who's hot and who's not on the local sports landscape.
A 21-page profile of Brian Cashman is shedding some light on just how contentious it got when the retired Yankees captain was negotiating his contract in 2010.
Rookie Greg Bird hit a pair of soaring two-run drives for his first major league homers, supporting an overpowering effort by Nathan Eovaldi as the Yankees held on for a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday.
