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"The penalties have to be severe. It just shouldn't happen,'' Girardi said. All four were hauled across the field by police and taken out an outfield gate. Girardi suggested having a cart brought out to quickly remove the offenders and cause less delay.
Adam Kennedy scored pinch-runner Luis Rodriguez with a bloop single off Mariano Rivera in the bottom of the 12th inning and the Seattle Mariners won for the ninth time in 10 games with a 5-4 victory over the New York Yankees on Saturday night.
The high-priced 27-21 Yankees know they haven't played up to par. But they're in good position to pull away from the Red Sox in the AL East if they can get a streak going. "I think we're going to play better," said manager Joe Girardi.
Much is made (if not overplayed) about the Core Four. It's a charming tale of friendship and good fortune. But the Yankees could easily have won their titles without any one member of the quartet. Except Mariano Rivera.
Mariano Rivera is unrivaled as the greatest closer of all-time. But is he deserving of a mention among the most legendary ballplayers? Judging by his ability to overpower steroid-era hitters with one pitch, a case can certainly be made.
Mariano Rivera became the first player in major league history to make 1,000 appearances with the same team, cleaning up the ninth inning of the Yankees' 7-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on a sun-splashed afternoon in the Bronx.
Yankees setup man Rafael Soriano is going to be examined by renowned orthopedist Dr. James Andrews after having a second MRI on his sore right elbow.
Usually, the older an athlete gets, the longer he lingers on the playing field, the uglier it gets. Boxers Shane Mosley and Roy Jones, Jr. and New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada come to mind.
A Minnesota airplane manufacturer isn't responsible for the deaths of Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle and his flight instructor, who were killed when their small plane crashed into a Manhattan apartment building, a jury concluded Tuesday.
The Yankees got a thrilling 5-4 come-from-behind win over the Blue Jays last night in the Bronx -- and according to Jerry "Rello" Recco in his first update of the morning, Curtis Granderson had himself a "night."
Fred Wilpon offered an apology to Carlos Beltran and Jose Reyes on a conference call yesterday, this after his critical remarks created quite a firestorm.
Curtis Granderson had a tying RBI single in the ninth inning then stole second before Mark Teixeira singled him home to give CC Sabathia and the New York Yankees a 5-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night.
Can you think of one good reason why the Indians shouldn't retain the #1 spot? Evan can't, so they remain entrenched at the top.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi likes to play by the numbers. It burned him Monday night. Girardi chose to issue two intentional walks to get to the bottom of the Blue Jays' lineup in the sixth, but No. 8 hitter J.P. Arencibia capped a five-run inning with a three-run double that helped Toronto beat New York 7-3.
Bartolo Colon pitched well enough last night to take the mound in the 6th inning locked in a 1-1 tie with the Blue Jays in the Bronx. Then the flood-gates opened and Colon unraveled. When the dust settled, the Yanks were on the bad side of a 7-3 loss.
J.P. Arencibia hit a three-run double in a five-run sixth inning and Jose Bautista homered to back spot starter Carlos Villanueva and lift the Toronto Blue Jays to a 7-3 victory over the New York Yankees on Monday night.
To a fan, the Subway Series has been about more than baseball for over a decade. Your ancestry and intelligence are questioned, among many unprintable things, depending on the "NY" on your baseball cap. At least, that's how it used to be.
The team that only hits home runs and can't get a hit with runners in scoring position had a pretty amazing 7th inning on Sunday.
One of the doctors who assisted in a stem cell procedure last year on Yankees starter Bartolo Colon says that 10 other pitchers have expressed interest in undergoing the treatment that is being scrutinized by Major League Baseball.
The Subway Series finale had been filled with promise for the Mets. And then they derailed. Not as swiftly or as dramatically as in the first Subway Series game at new Yankee Stadium — remember Luis Castillo? — but an especially painful defeat nonetheless.
Steve Somers recaps the Mets' Sunday afternoon Subway Series implosion in a way only he can pull off. So what did he say? You'll just have to listen...
While driving in his car Sunday afternoon, Craig had his radio tuned to WCBS 880 so he could catch the tandem of John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman call all of the action, as only they can.
Mike Pelfrey pitched 6 strong innings for the "Not So Amazin's" but failed to get out of the 7th -- and when the inning concluded the Yanks had put up an 8-spot and were well on their way to the win.
Even the Yankees and Mets can't seem to stir up fans, which is probably understandable because this was the 15th regular-season Subway Series between the two teams.
Derek Jeter tied the score with a two-run single that sparked an eight-run rally in the seventh inning, Alex Rodriguez drove in the go-ahead run.
