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New York Yankees vs. Tampa Bay Rays: ALDS preview (opens the original)
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Bitter AL East rivals collide for a Division Series showdown. If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The Yankees are on their way to Tampa after making quick work of the Red Sox in the Wild Card Series. It’s only fitting that their next hurdle takes the form of the team that edged them for the division title—just like last year. The Tampa Bay Rays own the Junior Circuit’s top regular season record and likely represent the Yankees’ most signif
Yankees ride balanced attack, advance to ALDS with Game 2 throttling of Red Sox (opens the original)
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There were heroes aplenty on Wednesday night as the Yankees brushed the Red Sox aside. If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Let’s not beat around the bush—the Yankees didn’t. You could not have scripted a better two games than the pair the Bronx Bombers produced in this season’s Wild Card series rematch with the Red Sox. In both games, magnificent starting pitching blazed a trail through which the lineup ably followed. In both games, a late
AL Wild Card Series Game 2: Max Fried vs. Sonny Gray (opens the original)
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A win tonight sends the Yankees to the ALDS. In the words of a Yankee legend, it was dèja vu all over again in the Bronx last night as Cam Schlittler continued crafting a legend of his own. Just like last season, Schlittler delivered a gem of a performance against the Red Sox in the Wild Card Series, staking New York to a 1-0 series lead and giving them an opportunity to close the affair out early tonight. But unlike last year’s three-game set, in which the Yankee offense never fully erupted, th
The Yankees’ top defensive plays of September (opens the original)
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Let’s remember some web gems from September. While the Yankees were ultimately unable to overtake the Tampa Bay Rays for the American League East title and thus the AL’s number one seed, they put together a splendid month of September, finishing 15-8. They did so while navigating a roster that was often in flux, welcoming some players back from stays on the injured list while others took their place. That volatility meant that the team rarely looked the same defensively from night to night. The
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Guardians clinch AL Central, AL West still in play (opens the original)
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Cleveland captures back-to-back divisional crowns; the AL West will be decided on Game 162. With more nasty weather thrashing the East Coast, the Yankees did not play today—meaning all eyes could shift to the rest of the league. New York doesn’t have anything more to play for, but that was far from the case for many of their AL contemporaries. One division was finally decided on this penultimate day of the regular season, while the other may just come down to the very last out. The Rangers, with
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