Yankees' Andy Pettitte Gearing Up For Tuesday Start
Andy Pettitte is ready to take the mound on Tuesday against the Jays.
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Andy Pettitte is ready to take the mound on Tuesday against the Jays.
The have beaten the Orioles in the first two games of their series and have allowed the Yankees to breathe again as they woke up Sunday with one-game lead in the American League East.
Curtis Granderson's caught fire in his last six games and is powering the Yankees down the stretch.
Rangers' McDonagh visited the Yankee Stadium Bleacher Creatures on Saturday.
Ivan Nova was strong in his return from the DL as the Yankees defeated the Rays 5-3 on Saturday.
Joe Girardi told reporters today that Brett Gardner is close to returning in a limited role.
CC Sabathia faded in his matchup against fellow lefty ace David Price and the Tampa Bay Rays hung on to beat the New York Yankees 6-4 Friday night to stay close in the AL East.
If you want those of us who eulogized Jeter last year to apologize, you got it. I'm sorry. But to bend the other way and embalm the man in faerie dust is equally misguided. He's great, just not the greatest.
With the Yankees' offense sputtering, it was vital that Hughes was in complete command when he took the mound at Fenway Park.
Tuesday. That is the answer to the question most asked by Yankees fans over the past two months: When is Andy coming back?!
Derek Jeter didn't let an injury stop him from tying Willie Mays for 10th place on the career hits list or helping the New York Yankees stay tied for the AL East lead.
Andy Pettitte wants to help the Yankees right now, but he'll have to wait a few days to do so. The five-time World Series champion will start for the Yankees when the Bombers take on the Blue Jays on Tuesday at Yankee Stadium.
Derek Jeter knows what's at stake in these final 20 games, and he's not about to watch the Yankees' playoff push from the bench.
David Wright didn't want to wade the fair versus unfair waters, but starter R.A. Dickey wasn't afraid to go there. While some -- perhaps many -- Mets fans would agree, not everyone was on board with the sentiment that less is more.
It's a fight for survival at the top of the AL East , where some weird stuff could happen if the standings remain static.
