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Sonny Gray pine tar suspicions ran rampant during Yankees-Red Sox Game 2 (opens the original)
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Sonny Gray had some interesting comments about his time with the New York Yankees prior to his Game 2 start in a do-or-die game for the Boston Red Sox. Gray ran through the classic excuse of blaming the media, before trying to sell everyone on the idea that he was a stronger man and a better pitcher as a result of what he went through in the Bronx. While he was ultimately the one responsible for the heat he faced in pinstripes, a fact that he didn't really acknowledge, it's hard to say that he d
Sonny Gray's explanations for Yankees failures keep getting stranger ahead of Game 2 (opens the original)
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After a decisive 9-0 drubbing where New York Yankees stars (and Massachusetts natives) Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler put an emphatic stamp on Game 1 of the ALWCS, the club's second challenge against Boston Red Sox tonight in Game 2 will come with a familiar twist. Opposing them in an effort to keep the Red Sox's hopes alive will be a familiar face in Sonny Gray. Gray famously fell flat on his face during his time in New York and decided to antagonize both the Yankees and their fans immediately fol
Ben Rice survived Red Sox's best lefty punch in Game 1 and still made Yankees franchise history (opens the original)
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Remember the early-season drama when Aaron Boone refused to put Ben Rice into the New York Yankees lineup against lefties? Thank goodness that's a thing of the past. Without Aaron Judge, the Yankees submitted a woefully underpowered lineup card, making it clear that not only were they banking on more Cam Schlittler dominance, but also that this is a roster with some real flaws. Schlittler once again manhandled the Red Sox, but New York's lineup proved more formidable than most thought. One man i
Yankees offense's late-inning heroics could give them an important playoff advantage (opens the original)
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Assuming the New York Yankees are without Aaron Judge for the entirety of their postseason journey, it can be hard to see how the team will score enough runs to truly make some noise. Things have been better of late, but for a long stretch this year, the offense was downright anemic without the three-time MVP, and now they're set to face some of the best pitching staffs in the game. However, there is a silver lining that could make New York look more competitive than we think. The Yankees have q
2 winners, 2 losers of Yankees' playoff push that came up short of AL East title (opens the original)
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The New York Yankees are playoff-bound, though maybe not the way they'd like to be. Despite celebrating clinching the postseason, the Yankees will be heading to the big dance as a Wild Card team, and not the division champion. Psychologically, being a wild card hits different. There's a sense of accomplishment that winning the division brings, though that's obviously far from the ultimate goal. As New York prepares to face the Boston Red Sox in an AL Wild Card Series rematch, there are clearly s
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