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Red Sox outbidding Yankees for Adley Rutschman feels insane after series-altering gaffe, leaked offer (opens the original)
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Hand up: I was upset when the Yankees failed to close an Adley Rutschman trade this summer. Not gonna run from it. It felt like the momentum was all theirs until the Red Sox jumped in at the 11th hour. Craig Breslow and the Sox seemed to care more about damning the cost and going for it, edging out their rival in an arms race akin to 2003-04. Rutschman's injury woes were very real and his stats hadn't been anything special for years, but the Yankees required an upgrade behind the plate, and it w
Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras rip Red Sox leadership after thorough Yankees beatdown (opens the original)
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According to Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras' behavior in the postgame scrum of Game 2, they've been eagerly awaiting a chance to get a crack at the Red Sox strategy folks for months. It really makes you wonder ... if they weren't motivated by their new manager to remarkable new heights during their 32-5 run ... what motivated them? And how did they lose it all in September? Don't say injuries. Because injuries didn't matter to them all summer. They won't let you use them as an excuse, Yankee f
Jazz Chisholm's on-field message to Red Sox broadcaster was perfect response to Aaron Boone's challenge (opens the original)
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The goal of Major League Baseball is to score more runs than your opponent, piling on as many as possible to ease the job of your pitchers. In the postseason, the value of each individual run rises tenfold. That is to say if Jazz Chisholm Jr. was smart enough to steal second and third base with a six-run lead in a regular-season Yankees-Red Sox rivalry game, he was certainly keen enough to do it again in the postseason. When Chisholm Jr. sprinted around the bags in the four-game series finale ba
Cody Bellinger takes Chad Tracy's gift, ends Red Sox season in Yankees legacy moment (opens the original)
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Though Cody Bellinger didn't spend much of his childhood in the new Yankee Stadium, that should've been all the more motivation for him to join the Yankees and make this place sound like the old one as often as he possibly could. On Wednesday night, with a chance to end the Red Sox season in Game 2 of the Wild Card Series, and with his champion dad Clay in the building (first pitch duties), he responded directly to Sox manager Chad Tracy opening the door with a pair of punishing blows. Payton To
Michael Kay's radio calls made Yankees-Red Sox Game 1 feel like a dynasty playoff moment (opens the original)
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The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox began their seventh all-time postseason series - not counting the Game One-Sixty-F***ing-Three tiebreaker in 1978 - on Tuesday night, and for one clear reason, it felt more like the 1999 ALCS matchup than the other six. Michael Kay, now the television voice of the Yankees on the YES Network, was once the expert radio partner of the iconic John Sterling from 1992-2001. That was a winter of change for the Yankees in many respects; they said farewell to mains
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