On WFAN: Yankees' Joe Girardi Previews Playoffs
Joe Girardi, manager of the New York Yankees, joined Mike Francesa to preview the Bombers' ALDS match up against the Minnesota Twins.
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Joe Girardi, manager of the New York Yankees, joined Mike Francesa to preview the Bombers' ALDS match up against the Minnesota Twins.
The New York Yankees are starting the 2010 MLB playoffs on the road.
It's the first time since the playoffs expanded in 1995 that as many as four postseason teams came from the bottom half by payroll. What in the name of the almighty dollar is going on?
The time for talking is over and the pressure is on. Everyone knows what's at stake in October.
The New York Yankees bumped struggling starter A.J. Burnett to the bullpen for the AL playoffs against Minnesota.
Even if I was just doing some wishful thinking back in May when I turned the AL East into a two-team race, I ended up being right. But I wasn't right about everything.
Major League Baseball said Tuesday that Jerry Crawford will work the Minnesota Twins-New York Yankees series with Hunter Wendelstedt, Greg Gibson, Brian O'Nora, Gary Darling and Chris Guccione.
Last year, the New York Yankees christened their billion-dollar ballpark with a World Series title. This time, the Minnesota Twins are hoping their new downtown home can help supply the same October charm.
With all the matchups set after Game No. 162 — no tiebreakers necessary this year — baseball launches into the postseason Wednesday.
Typically, when you talk to Yankees fans heading into the playoffs, you get a lot of swagger. Not this year.
Major League Baseball's average attendance dropped for the third straight season, with a slight dip of nearly a half percent this year.
The decade-plus torrent of home runs slowed this year as major league pitchers enjoyed their most dominant season since before the Steroids Era.
A flurry of tiebreakers, that might've been fun for fans. For the San Francisco Giants and Atlanta Braves, a guaranteed spot in the playoffs was just fine.
Longtime sports writer Maury Allen, who penned biographies of everyone from Jackie Robinson to Joe Namath and spent 27 years writing for The New York Post, has died of lymphoma. He was 78.
Police say a New Hampshire man has been stabbed in a bar fight over the New York Yankees-Boston Red Sox rivalry.
