Girardi Sets The Yankees Roster For ALDS
Joe Girardi has placed 11 pitchers on the team's 25-man roster for the AL divisional series against the Baltimore Orioles.
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Joe Girardi has placed 11 pitchers on the team's 25-man roster for the AL divisional series against the Baltimore Orioles.
Major League Baseball found itself embroiled in another postseason maelstrom over umpires — and renewed calls for increased use of instant replay.
"Usually that would be the end of my season," Suzuki said Friday night before a workout at Yankee Stadium. "What I've realized is here, for the Yankees, is that it's the starting point."
The reality is that baseball "experts" sometimes don't understand baseball rules, that the right call was made and virtually everybody didn't understand it.
In every game the Yankees lost, they looked old and slow. In September, those old guys played with veteran savvy and experience. So, which is it?
It matters little who the Bombers play in the ALDS, because Mark Teixeira has the winning Rx: Yankee baseball.
North Carolina television reporter Dan Tordjman's original tweet set off a firestorm -- and a wild goose chase among New York's beat reporters.
Red Sox management got rid of the big contracts, along with the big egos. What remained still hated Bobby Valentine.
The majority of the conversation between the guys revolved around the Yanks, as they prepare to take on either the Orioles or Rangers Sunday.
Both Miguel Cabrera and Mike Trout have had historic 2012 seasons, but only one can take home the AL MVP.
Yankees skipper Joe Girardi has witnessed plenty in his career as a player, coach and manager. But he's never seen anything quite like Derek Jeter's resurgent 2012 season.
Here they are, Evan Roberts' original 2012 MLB power rankings. Let's see what lessons can be learned...
"I gave more to the game than anybody you know. OK?" Rose told WFAN. "I put the fans in front of everything when I played the game of baseball."
The Yanks are a confident team now, a powerful team. They found their swagger. Now the Bombers go straight to the three-of-five ALDS, where they sit, appropriately, at No. 1.
Brian Cashman and the Yankees' front office should be applauded for finding an ideal, cost-efficient fit for their playoff roster in Raul Ibanez.
Many will be enticed by R.A. Dickey's unique story and age, but he's just one of many candidates who could take home the National League Cy Young.
This is what makes the Yanks so interesting: no one truly knows which team will appear on the field this weekend. Or for Friday's wild card game. Or for a 163rd game in Baltimore.
Mark Teixeira returns to the Yankees' lineup tonight and will play first base.
Hisashi Iwakuma gets the Angels on Tuesday, which could be a tough matchup, but the Angels could be eliminated by that game as well.
The Great Bambino's "Called Shot" is the one that has been the most debated events in MLB history.
Get ready for some more edge-of-your-seat baseball. This is the fun part.
The Yankees are totally set for the playoffs, eager to break out the bats, balls and gloves for really big games. Maybe they should log on to MapQuest, Hotels.com and Travelocity, too.
David Wright was hit in the groin by a slider, but was fine.
The red-hot Atlanta Braves shut out the Mets 2-0 on Saturday night.
The Yankees' big bats continue to struggle in clutch situations.
