The New York Yankees beat the New York Mets for the second game in a row to win the series, but this weekend a lot more changed for the Bombers.
Yankees take first place in the AL East.
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Mark Teixeira Slams New York Mets Back To Reality
Subway Series: Who’s Gonna Run This Town Tonight
The Yankees host the Mets this weekend, for part two of the Subway Series.
With both New York teams are flirting with first place in their respected division, in addition to the usual fan pride, winning this series is essential.
The pitching match-ups are about the only thing that looks the same. The two teams are more evenly matched because the Mets have been playing better as of late.
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Jorge Posada, Derek Jeter Bring Brooms And Deja Vu Back To New York
New York Yankees brought out their brooms in the Bronx, as they swept the Houston Astros over the weekend.
The Yankees were without Arod, but you wouldn’t know it by the way the team beat-on the Astros.
Jorge Posada actually brought two brooms; one broom was to hit two grand slams. The extra broom was to shut-up everyone who had doubted his abilities over the last two weeks.
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Yankees Are Falling Fast
Tonight, the Empire State Building will shine in orange and blue, as New York City belongs to the Mets and their fans after winning the Subway Series.
It hurts to see the Yankees lose, as they are clearly struggling the last two weeks. It cannot be blamed on injuries anymore, as the team is not playing well at all.
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Subway Series: Two Teams Who Are Totally Different
SUBWAY SERIES
As one might expect, thinking about the New York Mets and New York Yankees is not exactly a fan’s field of dreams.
The Yankees caught the injury bug; and the Mets are just being the Mets, if it is not one thing it is another.
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Yankees Are Starting A Tough Three Weeks
Tonight, up in Fenway Park is the beginning of a 17-game stretch for New York Yankees.
Before their next off-day, Yankees face the Boston Red Sox for five games, four games against the Tigers in Detroit, three against the 1st seat Twins, two against Tampa Bay Rays and last three games over the bridge in Citi-field for the Subway Series.
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