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Spencer Jones’ hustle ignites game-breaking rally for Yankees to eliminate Red Sox (opens the original)
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When you look at Spencer Jones, you don’t necessarily think of speed. The 6-foot-7 giant is equipped with light-tower power, as you would expect from someone of his size. However, it was his blazing speed that jump-started the Yankees‘ crucial rally in their 9-2 series-clinching win over the Red Sox on Thursday night. The outfielder struck out swinging against Garrett Crochet in the bottom of the sixth, however, the ball skirted just a few feet away from Adley Rutschman, allowing Jones to attemp
Luis Garcia Jr. has first Yankees moment in series-clinching win vs. Red Sox (opens the original)
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If you would’ve told Luis Garcia Jr. before this season what he’d be doing on Sept. 30, he probably wouldn’t believe you. That’s because the 26-year-old was slated to bat in the middle of the order for the lowly Washington Nationals, who had virtually no aspirations of competing, with October as a good target month for a postseason vacation. “No, no, not at all. Never thought I was going to be part of [the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry in the postseason],” Garcia said before Game 2. “But my mom has a
Red Sox star Roman Anthony out for rest of Wild Card series vs. Yankees (opens the original)
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Roman Anthony’s nightmare season continued on Wednesday. After experiencing discomfort in his right wrist during the Red Sox’ 9-0 loss to the Yankees in Game 1 of the AL Wild Card series, Chad Tracy announced that their young star will be removed from the roster. “He’s sore,” said Tracy. “We actually sent him back to Boston [Tuesday night] to get there so he could be early in the morning and re-image the hand, which showed additional damage to some muscles in his wrist that weren’t there before.
Yankees flex homegrown muscle in Game 1 win vs. Red Sox: ‘All of us came up with one another in a way’ (opens the original)
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The Yankees’ domestic scouting department is certainly giving itself a pat on the back after Tuesday night. The Bombers defeated the Boston Red Sox 9-0 in Game 1 of the American League Wild Card series, and it was a homegrown victory in every sense. On top of Cam Schlittler’s continued dominance, the Yankees offense was carried by five of their own draft picks, one of which enters the postseason as the engine of their offense. Ben Rice continued his superb season into the playoffs, going 4-for-5
Red Sox’ Sonny Gray compares time with Yankees to a growing downhill snowball (opens the original)
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The Boston Red Sox starter in Game 2 of the AL Wild Card series on Wednesday needs no introduction to the boo birds. He’s got plenty of familiarity with the Bronx cheer, unfortunately for him, coming from his time with the Yankees. Sonny Gray will toe the slab for Chad Tracy’s squad in a pivotal playoff game back in the place that was home to arguably the lowest point of his MLB career. “I came from Oakland, and Oakland to [New York]. I think that maybe during my time there was a lot of outside
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