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New York Yankees: Angels Turn To The Dark Side

Can you blame them? I am talking about the new evil empire called the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, who dropped the bomb today with the announcements of signing Albert Pujols and CJ Wilson. Pujols will be making $250 million bucks over the next 10-years; while Wilson will be paid $77.5 million over the next [...]

New York Yankees: Free Agent Pitching Possibilities

It came as no surprise to learn that the New York Yankees inked Brian Cashman to another three-year deal to stay the franchise’s GM, aka The Brain Behind the Bombers. Cashman didn’t miss a beat, as he was busy locking up the team’s ace CC Sabathia for a guaranteed five years, with a vesting option [...]

Yankees-Tigers: Aces On Deck Predictions Part 2

After winning ALDS Game 1, the New York Yankees lost their second match-up to the Detroit Tigers 5-3; on what should have been a travel day for both clubs. For the second time in three days the skies opened up yielding to more teeming rain in the Bronx, a sight that both baseball fans and [...]

2011 MLB Postseason Schedule: Yankees Vs. Tigers In ALDS

When you are talking about the New York Yankees hosting the Detroit Tigers to start the 2011 ALDS, you can bet it will be an all out brawl in the Bronx. Here are the probable pitching match-ups for this 2011 ALDS series: Related articles 2011 MLB Playoff Bracket: Yankees Can’t Afford to Overlook Tigers in [...]

New York Yankees: Losing Is Contagious

As I headed to the Bronx on Tuesday night, to watch the New York Yankees take on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the last thing on my mind was the possibility of losing. I certainly didn’t expect to witness Mariano Rivera blowing his second save in a row, which resulted in another loss for [...]

New York Yankees: Tuesday Night Belonged To CC

Yankees ace CC Sabathia came so close to perfection last night in the Bronx, striking out 14 Mariners and winning his 15th game of the season. Sabathia looked unstoppable, until a 30-minute thunderstorm erupted in the sixth inning, the first of two. The ace came right back out to the hill following Mother Nature’s disruption [...]

MLB Trade Rumors: Yankees Newest Bargain Athletics Rich Harden

On Saturday afternoon in the heat of the Bronx, the Yankees lost to the Oakland A’s 4-3, after slaughtering them the night before 17-7 and closing out the series winning the rubber game on Sunday 7-5. At the start of the series, YES’s Michal Kay called the Athletics “offensively anemic,” which was the most accurate [...]

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