Hiroki Kuroda Keeping All Offseason Options Open
Hiroki Kuroda says he doesn't know what his future holds beyond this season.
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Hiroki Kuroda says he doesn't know what his future holds beyond this season.
An imposter claiming to be Spencer called the station and admitted to taking steroids, saying, "I have used steroids in the past ... Did I ever see anyone using them? Absolutely."
Cy Young? Maybe, maybe not. But Hiroki Kuroda has pitched well enough to dream. And Matt Harvey's season speaks for itself. It would be nice if the year ended with a little positive history.
Alfonso Soriano homered twice and drove in a career-high six runs, Alex Rodriguez had a two-run double, and the Yankees' bats bailed out a wild CC Sabathia for a 14-7 rout of the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday night.
In the first segment, Madden gave his take on the A-Rod suspension and made some claims about what was initially offered to the slugger and how the process played out. In the second part of the interview, however, things got heated.
Cano's apparent apathy, as much as risk or age or injury, should be a major concern for the Yankees, who are making a serious statement whether they sign him or wave goodbye to the last prince their farm produced.
New York Sports Clubs recently released an ad in the New York Times and in am New York that mocks A-Rod due to the possibility of a pay deduction associated with his suspension.
So this is what the ninth inning must be like sometimes for the other 29 teams that do not have the luxury of calling on Mo.
Minus Mariano Rivera in the ninth inning, the New York Yankees used a pair of relievers to close out the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 Monday night and preserve the win for Hiroki Kuroda.
The tide has turned in MLB. The league's new guard has no problem speaking out -- in no uncertain terms -- against performance-enhancing drugs and the players who use them.
Darth Vader is dying. The Evil Empire is collapsing on itself, on its sins and hubris and the assumption that the logo alone was enough. The Yankees don't scare anyone anymore. They're just scary.
Out of everyday players, Gardner has been the Yankees' MVP in an unusual season.
"And to be honest with you, I picked the wrong vice," Rose said. "I should have picked alcohol. I should have picked drugs or I should have picked beating up my wife or girlfriend because if you do those three, you get a second chance."
"It's not like you forget how to pitch in a week," manager Joe Girardi said after Sunday's 5-4 walk-off win against the Detroit Tigers. "He just had a bad week."
Alex Rodriguez sought advice on legal nutritional supplements from the founder of the company at the center of the largest federal criminal investigation into sports doping, according to the New York Daily News.
