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AL Wild Card Series Game 2 Preview: New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox (opens the original)
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The Yankees look to end the Red Sox season and advance to the ALDS tonight. After taking the first game of the series in dominant fashion, the Yankees look to take care of business tonight in the Bronx. The Bombers hand the ball to veteran lefty and ace Max Fried. What can Fried do to follow up on Schlittler’s gem in the opener and send Boston home for the winter? Let’s preview Game 2 of this Wild Card Series. Fried’s body of work was spectacular, but limited in 2026. In 20 starts this season,
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Eric Soderholm (opens the original)
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The former South Side Hitman played one season in the Bronx. A New Yorker by birth, Eric Soderholm was a right-handed third baseman who played nine seasons in the majors. Spending his final season in pinstripes, Soderholm’s calm and thoughtful personality was not indicative of the state of the team at the time, as George Steinbrenner was at the height of his rule and the other players in the clubhouse featured the likes of Reggie Jackson and Rich “Goose” Gossage. It turned out to be a 103-win d
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Al Gettel (opens the original)
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Allen Gettel was born a ways south of the Bronx, down in Norfolk, Virginia. Growing up on the family farm, few could have predicted the journey his life would take. From pitching in Yankee Stadium to acting on the big screen, Gettel became his own type of renaissance man. Allen Jones GettelBorn: September 17, 1917 (Norfolk, Virginia)Died: April 8, 2005 (Norfolk, Virginia)Yankees Tenure: 1945-46 Gettel graduated from Kempsville High School in Virginia Beach in 1936. The Yankees signed the young r
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Slow Joe Doyle (opens the original)
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A player whose nickname and baseball card made him more famous than his play. Before he was known as Slow Joe, Judd Bruce Doyle was a right-handed pitcher growing up in the middle of Kansas. Like most of the time, his love of baseball was not born in an organized league, but in the school lot and in local games in his community featuring players of all ages. Judd Bruce DoyleBorn: September 15, 1881 (Clay Center, KS)Died: November 21, 1947 (Tannersville, NY)Yankees Tenure: 1906-1910 Born before t
MLB Mid-September Check-in: AL West (opens the original)
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Every day, Pinstripe Alley offers updates on what the Yankees’ top American League opponents are up to through the Rivalry Roundup. The AL East is well-trodden ground there, but with the final month of the season just ahead, we’re going to take a peek around MLB as a whole and check in with each of the other five divisions. Who’s surprising? Who’s underwhelming? Who’s simply mediocre at the moment? Read on and find out. Top Position Player: Yordan Alvarez (5.8 fWAR)Top Pitcher: Peter Lambert (2.
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