Despite not being the 1-seed, the Yankees have a favorable first-round matchup
This is it. The Yankees’ final off day of the 2019 regular season. The Yankees have three games remaining and then it’s the postseason. Growing up, this time of year was always a given as a Yankees fan, and for the third year in a row, it’s back to being a given.
The Giants are setting their fans up for more heartbreak and disappointment
A win in Week 4 and the Giants will have their fans believing in the team and thinking they could possibly go to the playoffs, only to be let down once again later in the season.
The Yankees' postseason rotation is set following the return of their ace
Joe Torre always said he wanted his best starting pitcher going in the pivotal Game 2 of any postseason series. This postseason, the Yankees will have their best starting pitcher going in Game 2.
The Giants might really have their next franchise quarterback
I want this to be the beginning of the Giants’ return to being competitive, but for that to happen, the defense is going to have to greatly improve, no matter how well Daniel Jones plays.
The Yankees need a new Game 4 "starter"
The third edition of the power rankings was supposed to be the last edition to figure out the postseason rotation, but there needs to be a fourth edition because there needs to be a fourth starter.
The season has been filled with quarterback injuries, which has made an already hard job of picking games increasingly more difficult. That trends continues in Week 3.
The Yankees' ace has returned and should be given the ball in Game 1
There’s less than two weeks and only 10 games left in the regular season. Between now and then, the Yankees have to decide what their postseason rotation will be in order to line it up to end the season. Here is what the rotation should be.
The Giants' season is effectively over and so is Eli Manning's starting career
After another disappointing loss, the Giants’ season is now over, and there’s no reason not to play Daniel Jones instead of Eli Manning.
There's a lot the Yankees have to solve before the end of the regular season
For a team with 98 wins with two weeks left in the regular season, the Yankees sure have a lot to figure out before the end of September.
The Yankees control their own destiny to being the top seed in the playoffs
If the Yankees truly want home-field advantage, it’s there for them to win. The Yankees should go into the postseason knowing they did everything possible to put themselves in the best position to win a championship.