The New York Yankees have a situation. And it is pretty simple to know what the situation is regarding: the AL East.
The Yankees goal is to win the division, but the Tampa Bay Rays are standing in the way. The Rays have kept pace with New York and vice versa, as both teams are tied for first place.
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After losing the first game 2-3, the New York Yankees need to win Tuesday night against the Blue Jays at Rogers Center.
The Tampa Bay Rays have caught up to tie in the standings, and the Boston Red Sox are still very much alive.
Translation…. inter-division games can kill a team’s chances for playoff berth, so the Yankees cannot lose this series for starters.
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What a rare opportunity for rookie pitcher Ivan Nova to make his mark in New York Yankees pinstripes, by making his Major League debut tonight vs. the heavy-hitting Toronto Blue Jays.
Getting called up from Scranton-Wilkes-Barre is every rookie’s goal, but to start against another AL East ball-club, in middle of a tight pennant race is a lot of pressure. Can Ivan Nova do his job?
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In sports or life, as an individual or as a team once you become a champion is beyond satisfying.
After many failures through dedication and hard work the sense of relief must be surreal.
Getting back there again surely loses it’s sense of urgency, that is why repeating as a champion is harder than becoming one in the first place.
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The New York Yankees lost a heart-breaker to the Texas Rangers in the 10th inning, final score 4-3.
It’s no big secret that the Yankees are losing, winning only 4 of last 11 games and falling fast.
The Bombers first place lead is dwindling down, now just a half-a-game over the Tampa Bay Rays. Now the Boston Red Sox are playing catch-up sitting at five games back and also making the AL East a three-team event again.
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Andy Pettitte thinks he can be back on the mound in three weeks.
After watching the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim slaughter the New York Yankees, any encouragement that the team could manage without the Southpaw went right out the window.
Phil Hughes went into the game with a 3-0 career record against the Halos. That was short and sweet after Hughes gave up nine hits, six runs and two home runs over five innings.
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