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Archive of posts tagged Yankee Stadium
Subway Series: Yankees vs. Mets
The 17th annual Subway Series (first was in 1997) starts tonight at Citi-Field, and other than sharing a city these two New York teams are heading in very different directions. As this sorrowful story line has not changed since 2009; the Yankees keep on winning, while the Mets cannot stop losing. The Bronx Bombers are sitting atop the AL [...]
Yankees: I told Hughes so
Is Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes irrevocably becoming what everyone touted him to be? After six seasons of being a source of utter frustration, it seems like Hughes has finally gotten it. And I hate to say I told you so, but I did. Countless times in the past, I have pointed out that Hughes lived [...]
Yankees: 3 issues to watch for in Denver
The New York Yankees are in the Mile High City for a three game against the Colorado Rockies; a place they haven’t visited since 2007. The Yankees left New York after losing a tough series to Oakland, and now head into an unfamiliar ballpark already puts the team at a disadvantage. Here are three potential [...]
Yankees: A beautiful day in the Bronx but not for the Bombers
Yesterday was one of the most beautiful afternoons in New York. Even though the weather perfect, unfortunately things at Yankee Stadium were not. The Bronx Bombers not only lost the rubber match to the Oakland Athletics 5-4, the team also saw another player leave the game with another potential injury both in the same inning. [...]
Yankees: Hughes can pitch who knew
It is no secret that I am always ready to pounce on New York Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes for a poor outing. Chalk it up to pure frustration as I still think Hughes has more potential that can only be found through very hard work. Regardless, I always give credit when credit is due and [...]
Yankees: Hughes holds keys to sweep
The New York Yankees are looking for their first series sweep of the season after beating the Arizona Diamondbacks for the second night in a row. Following a gutsy performance by CC Sabathia, who gave up three earned runs and six hits but grinded it out eight innings, Travis Hafner was the game’s hero. With [...]
