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Yankees Pick Up Options On Cano And Swisher

It hasn’t even been 24-hours since the St. Louis Cardinals won the 2011 World Series, and the New York Yankees are already hard at work, getting ready for 2012 season. The latest since the 6 ½ hours of executive meetings in Tampa, FL last Wednesday is that the Yankees picked up outfielder Nick Swisher’s $10.5 [...]

New York Yankees: 2 Ways To Start Off-Season Drama Free

With the 2011 New York Yankees exiting the postseason earlier than planned, the looming questions surrounding this off-season are no longer avoidable. Key players contracts are up, team/player options will be decided and the consequences will dictate next season’s outlook. So, here are 2 situations that fans need to keep a close eye on: 1. [...]

New York Yankees Get To The King

September baseball is tough for everyone, from players to fans to owners and it is grueling. So imagine how good it felt for the Yankees to finally stick it to last year’s CY Young Winner, King Felix out in Safeco Field on Monday night. Felix Hernandez has owned the Yankees, literally. Maybe that is why [...]

New York Yankees: Thank You Red Sox

A big thank you to the Boston Red Sox is in order. Upon arriving in Los Angeles, after losing two in a row to the bottom feeding Baltimore Orioles, the Yankees got stumped once again. This time it was to the Halos of Anaheim with a final score of 2-1. Certainly not an idyllic way [...]

New York Yankees: No A-rod, No Problem?

After such a historic weekend at Yankee Stadium, with Captain Derek Jeter now officially in the 3000 hit club and ace CC Sabathia blanking the Tampa Bay Rays in a four-hit, complete game shutout, it was easy to overlook the bad news. After the win on Sunday, the Yankees reported that third baseman Alex Rodriguez [...]

2011 New York Yankees: One-Third Season Team Report Card

The New York Yankees have officially played 52 games and post a 29-23 record respectively, which makes them now tied for first place with the Boston Red Sox, who are 30-24. So, how has the 2011 Yankees preformed with 108 games (+two make-up games) remaining on the regular season’s schedule? PITCHING: The starting rotation has [...]

New York Yankees: Updates On Some Minor Tweaking Since Yesterday

The New York Yankees are hoping to break their six-game losing streak in Tropicana Field, the dome that the first-place Tampa Bay Rays call home. Currently the Yankees are tied for second place with the Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays, but with another loss they could drop to fourth in the AL East [...]

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