Miguel Andujar Needs to Play Every Day
As long as Miguel Andujar is on the Yankees, he needs to play. Not playing him the night after he crushes his first home run of the season and is arguably the hottest hitter on the team is irresponsible.
The Lowest Point of the 2018 Yankees Season
The Yankees had three games that could have qualified as the lowest point of the season before Tuesday. If Tuesday’s loss to the Marlins isn’t the lowest point of the 2018 season then I don’t want to know what is.
Yankees-Red Sox Series Diary: Part II
Tuesday night sucked at Fenway Park sucked. Wednesday night at Fenway Park couldn’t have gone any better.
Yankees-Red Sox Series Diary: Part I
I have seen a lot of bad Yankees games at Fenway Park. April 10, 2018 can be added to the list.
Opening Day in Toronto: Part II
The Opening Day trip to Toronto continues with the second game of the season and Masahiro Tanaka on the mound for the first time since Game 5 of the ALCS.
Opening Day in Toronto: Part I
There’s no better feeling in the world than baseball being back. After the way last season ended and the way this season is expected to go, it felt necessary to head north for the first two games of the season.
Release Jacoby Ellsbury
The Yankees can salvage their $158 million mistake by eating the remaining money owed to the underachieving center fielder
The person responsible for the worst contract in Yankees history, which produced the worst Yankee in the team’s history, can salvage the monumental mistake.
Am I a Bruins Fan Now?
The Bruins' trade for Rick Nash and Brian Gionta signing have me in a personal dilemma
Two of my personal favorites are on the Bruins in Rick Nash and Brian Gionta and I’m stuck deciding if my liking of them outweighs my personal dislike for Boston sports.
Ballgame Over, 2017 Season Over
In a season in which they weren't even supposed to contend, the Yankees came within one win of returning to the World Series.
And just like that, it’s over. The daily grind that started in Tampa back on Sunday, April 2 has ended.
Gary Sanchez Is the AL Rookie of the Year
Gary Sanchez is the AL Rookie of the Year. Not Michael Fulmer. Gary Sanchez. And it’s not even close.