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New York Yankees Hot Stove: Why Not Ryan Madson

In case you missed reading the NY Post earlier this week, ex-Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon inked a 4-year, $50 million dollar deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. Papelbon didn’t waste any time getting the heck out of Beantown, but who can blame him? A good bet would be the newly ex-Phillies free agent closer [...]

New York Yankees: Red Sox Are Still Alive

The New York Yankees have had a lot to smile about this past week, from winning the AL East division to fortifying home field advantage for the first two rounds of the playoffs. Knocking the Boston Red Sox out of the top spot in the AL Wild Card would have been the icing on the [...]

New York Yankees Were Not Supposed To Win

The 2011 New York Yankees are the AL East Division Champions. According to pretty much every baseball expert on earth, the champagne was supposed to be flowing in Boston at Fenway Park. Don’t you remember??? Let me remind you…. The Yankees own GM Brian Cashman thought the Red Sox were the better team when asked [...]

New York Yankees: Champagne Super Nova

There is nothing else to say about New York Yankee pitcher Ivan Nova except that he is darn good. This 24 year-old rookie tacked on his 15th win on the season vs. the Toronto Blue Jays last night, as the Yankees won 3-2. Nova held the hard-hitting Blue Jays to just three hits, two earned [...]

New York Yankees: Mariano Rivera’s August Tales

The recent slip-ups by way of home-runs off the famous cutter of New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera has caused much scare this week. It masked the fact that Rivera tied closer Trevor Hoffman for saving 30 games for 10 years in a row, which is a huge accomplishment. Look there is no denying that [...]

New York Yankees: Playing Small Works Out Big To Win Subway Series In Bronx

The Subway Series and New York City bragging rights were at stake on Sunday afternoon, as the outcome of the rubber match between the Yankees and Mets got decided in one heck of a 7th inning up in the Bronx: Entering the 7th inning, the Yankees were down 3-1 to the Mets, with no real [...]

Subway Series: Yankees vs. Mets Back In The New York Groove

Branded as the Big Apple and the Capital of the World, New York City is undeniably a very extraordinary place. As a real New Yorker (born in Manhattan), I can say that when it comes to our city’s pro-sports teams it would be a challenge to find a more prideful and demanding bunch of fans. [...]

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