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Yankees to face Rays ace — and thorn in their side — Drew Rasmussen in ALDS Game 1 (opens the original)
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The Yankees are set to face an immediate test in the ALDS. The Tampa Bay Rays plan to start ace Drew Rasmussen in Game 1 on Saturday night at Tropicana Field, manager Kevin Cash confirmed to reporters. While expected, the decision is notable because Rasmussen — beyond being one of MLB’s best pitchers — is a notorious Yankee killer. In his career against the Yankees, the right-handed Rasmussen is 5-2 with a 1.81 ERA over 11 appearances (10 starts). That includes four starts this year, when Rasmus
With dad on hand, Cody Bellinger delivers his own big Yankees moment: ‘He’s built for this’ (opens the original)
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The night started with Cody Bellinger’s glove. In a sentimental moment before Game 2 of the Wild Card Series, Bellinger caught the ceremonial first pitch from his father, Clay Bellinger, who played for the Yankees from 1999-2001. But by the end of Wednesday night, it was the younger Bellinger’s bat that commanded the attention. Bellinger went 2-for-5 with a home run and four RBI in a 9-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the Bronx, completing a lopsided two-game sweep as the Yankees advanced to
Yankees complete lopsided Wild Card sweep of Red Sox behind Max Fried’s gem in Game 2 (opens the original)
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Max Fried waited nearly a year for this. Last postseason, Fried was lined up to start a decisive Game 5 in the ALDS, only for the Toronto Blue Jays to eliminate his Yankees in four games. That meant the final start of Fried’s debut Yankee season was an Oct. 5 loss in which he surrendered seven runs over three innings in Toronto — a bitter shortcoming he said motivated him over the offseason. In his first playoff start since then, that motivation seemed to work. Fried delivered a tone-setting gem
Yankees make MLB history with lefty-loaded lineup for Wild Card Game 2 vs. Red Sox (opens the original)
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The Yankees made MLB playoff history in Game 2 of the Wild Card Series, starting eight true left-handed hitters to face right-handed Boston Red Sox starter Sonny Gray. Never before had a team started that many lefty batters — not including switch-hitters — in a postseason game, per the Elias Sports Bureau. “I saw our lineup and I assumed that was probably the case,” one of those lefties, Cody Bellinger, told the Daily News with a grin. “I didn’t know. We’ve got a lot of talent in this locker roo
Yankees’ Max Fried ready for Game 2 start after taking motivation from last year’s ALDS dud (opens the original)
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The shortcomings sat with Max Fried last offseason. The All-Star left-hander had been lined up to start a decisive Game 5 in last year’s ALDS, only for his Yankees to fall to the Toronto Blue Jays in four games. That meant Fried’s final outing in an otherwise stellar debut Yankees season was a Game 2 loss in which he surrendered seven runs over three innings in Toronto. “Anytime you don’t end the season holding up the trophy, it sits with you,” Fried said ahead of Wednesday night’s Game 2 of the
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