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A Yankee fan turned Red Sox pitcher's take on MLB's most vicious rivalry ahead of Wild Card Series (opens the original)
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Growing up in New Jersey in the 90s, it was pretty natural for a kid to be idolizing and modeling his own game from the late-90s Yankees, Derek Jeter most of all. The crazy part, and what is not natural, is years later making your Major League debut for the Red Sox against that same childhood team at Fenway. I wrote about that night in more detail over at Business of Ball if you want the full story — the smell of the ballpark, David Ross coming out to the mound to jump my ass while telling me we
What Yankees fans need to know about new ownership as Hal Steinbrenner changes the calculus (opens the original)
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The Steinbrenner family has owned this franchise since George Steinbrenner led a group that bought the Yankees for $8.8 million back in 1973. After George's death in 2010, his youngest son Hal took over as managing general partner, and the family has controlled the club ever since, the longest-tenured ownership group in the sport. But this week, Hal cut a deal that changes the financial picture around this franchise heading into a very murky offseason. Yankee Global Enterprises agreed to a $2.6
Carlos Lagrange injury update could change everything for Yankees' bullpen (opens the original)
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We've been waiting for this update for a while now, and if you're a true Yankee fan you know the feeling we're talking about, too — you love watching a reliever come out of the bullpen in the Bronx, throwing fuel, and slamming the door on an inning. We may be getting close to adding another option like that. Carlos Lagrange has every ingredient to be exactly that guy, and the update Francys Romero dropped this week is the best news attached to his name in months. Lagrange, one of the Yankees' to
Yankees' realistic path to AL East title is pretty bleak as Rays keep distance (opens the original)
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After seven months of baseball, all that’s left of the Yankees' season is 24 games. There are just a few more series and roadtrips to flip a division race that increasingly feels like it's already decided. Yankee fans had their fate laid out this week, and it's worth sitting with for a second. The math isn't pretty: The Yankees basically have to play elite baseball for the entirety of those 24 games. And it's not an exaggeration to say their AL East chances are on life support right now. Here's
Yankees' surprising Anthony Volpe wrinkle in Triple-A lineup could put Amed Rosario on notice (opens the original)
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When the Yankees optioned Anthony Volpe to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, the plan going in seemed straightforward enough: get the bat right, and give him some run at second base as another option as Jazz Chisholm Jr. walks into free agency this offseason. Volpe has done exactly that early on, working with the RailRiders' coaching staff on footwork and skillsets he likely hadn't needed since he was learning the game in high school. But over the weekend came a bit of a surprise: Volpe started at
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