Sweeny: Yankees' Pettitte Set To Return — Again
Tuesday. That is the answer to the question most asked by Yankees fans over the past two months: When is Andy coming back?!
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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.
Curtis Granderson hit two home runs, Robinson Cano also homered and the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5-4 on Wednesday night to remain tied for first place in the AL East.
It's panic time -- among fans, at least -- with the Bombers' once-comfortable lead in the AL East again whittled down to zilch. And now the bumbling and stumbling has followed the club off the field.
This installment of By The Numbers is a continuation of our last blog, which presented Bill William Jenkinson's massive research dealing with Babe Ruth's "called" home run. Below is a detailed account of the 1932 Fall Classic.
"We win a game, we lose a game, we win a game, we lose a game," said shortstop Derek Jeter. "That's pretty much it."
The MLB playoff race is heating up! Find out which teams are in it for real in Evan's weekly rankings.
Jon Lester gave the New York Yankees ample opportunity to break open the game, and they failed nearly every time.
Whatever the Red Sox have left will be focused on beating the Yankees. And while Boston's hitters may not scare anyone, New York can look to their own lineup for that sensation.
Major League Baseball will stage on-field tributes prior to every game on Tuesday, 11 years after the 9/11 attacks on the the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
When the teams start things off Tuesday night, the Yankees will be playing to stave off company atop the AL East. And if you don't think the hapless Red Sox want to spoil it for New York, think again.
The Yankees announced on Monday that Mark Teixeira will miss 10-14 days after receiving MRI results.
The Yankees aren't worried about Sabathia's drop in velocity and don't believe he's playing injured.
The steakhouse inspired by the Bronx Bombers will host a charity wine dinner on Thursday to raise money for the fight against hunger and poverty in the United States.
Yes, some of these could be contradictory. That's just part of the reason these Yankees are hard to figure out.
The Yankees earned a series split by defeating the Orioles 13-3 on Sunday.
The Yankees are preparing for the worst as Mark Teixeira is set to have an MRI on Monday.
In a potential one-game playoff scenario, Jerry Meals' terrible call may come back to haunt the Yankees.
The Yankees' hopes of a late comeback was ended by a controversial call at first base. New York and Baltimore are now tied atop the AL East.
Ivan Nova was activated for the DL on Saturday, but Freddy Garcia will start for the Yankees on Sunday.
Alex Rodriguez hit his 300th home run with the Yankees, Russell Martin and Steve Pearce also homered, and New York regained sole possession of first place in the AL East by defeating the Baltimore Orioles 8-5 on Friday night.
