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Late updates have Yankees, Red Sox bullpens in similar state of decay before Wild Card Series (opens the original)
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With two of the top bullpens in all of baseball, the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox are about as evenly matched at the backend of ball games as you could get. Well, at least on paper. Over the last several weeks, each team's pitching staff has seen an array of injuries and regression that could prove to be the difference in a Wild Card Series that may be quite chaotic. As we officially hit the middle of spooky season, it is actually a little eerie how similar of a bullpen situation that the
Yankees’ new celebration feels like Oswaldo Cabrera tribute after Clarke Schmidt roster move (opens the original)
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Baseball players can be an odd group at times. From bizarre pre-game rituals to over-the-top celebrations, things can get pretty weird on the diamond. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t meanings behind those idiosyncrasies. While Oswaldo Cabrera may no longer be a member of the New York Yankees, many people in the organization have not forgotten about him. This includes a couple of his former teammates who may have copied his signature celebration. When the Yankees activated Clarke Schmidt from
MLB insider strongly cautions Yankees' Aaron Judge to change his rehab strategy after latest injury (opens the original)
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If you’re an athlete, the last thing you ever want to do is miss playing time because of an injury. Not only does it hurt physically, but it’s a bit of an emotional wound to feel like you could be letting your team down. Even for stars like Aaron Judge, the frustration is very real. But according to one MLB insider, the star’s preferred rehab strategy likely cost the New York Yankees dearly. In fact, it cost them a chance to have their best player during their Wild Card Series matchup against th
Yankees-Pirates David Bednar trade is evening out amid Rafael Flores Jr. breakout (opens the original)
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When the New York Yankees looked to shore up their bullpen last season, GM Brian Cashman knew that it wouldn’t come cheaply. The Yankees were ready to part ways with talented prospects if it meant a better chance at improving the ball club, and it has mostly paid off. After they made a deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates for pitcher David Bednar, some critics actually thought that the Yankees got away with highway robbery. But as it turns out, that trade was a win-win for both sides. And that's mai
Aaron Boone's baffling Cam Schlittler quote proves Yankees might be overthinking Wild Card rotation (opens the original)
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As a former analyst over at ESPN, Aaron Boone might just have a little more media training than your typical MLB manager. But that doesn't mean he won't fire off a head-scratching quote from time to time. That includes his recent answer to how the New York Yankees' rotation may look against their opponent in the Wild Card Series. According to Bryan Hoch of MLB.com, Boone appears to be noncommittal when it comes to which pitcher will get the nod in the first game of the Wild Card Series. Despite
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