The Yankees Suck
Another series loss in Baltimore has the Yankees returning to the Bronx with a 10-game homestand set up to make or break their season.
Another series loss in Baltimore has the Yankees returning to the Bronx with a 10-game homestand set up to make or break their season.
It’s been a while since I have done an email exchange with Mike Hurley, but with the Yankees reeling, I thought it was time to ask him how to live through a potential last-place season.
The Rangers didn’t show up for Game 3 against the Penguins and that’s now two big home playoff games in a row this group hasn’t shown up for.
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I usually hate when the Yankees go to Toronto, but after the weather in the first five games of the season, some start times you can count on in a dome isn’t the worst thing.
The Yankees leave cold New York for even colder Detroit where there’s snow in the forecast at Comerica Park and a powerful offense coming off a season-opening three-game sweep.
Opening Day looked exactly like the wild-card game for the Yankees, as once again, both Masahiro Tanaka and the offense weren’t good enough.
Opening Day for the Yankees will be a repeat of the wild-card game as they host the Astros with Masahiro Tanaka on the mound against Dallas Keuchel. Let’s just hope the 2016 season doesn’t being with the same result the 2015 season ended with after the Yankees were shut out at home.
There’s only one way David Ortiz should leave the Yankee Stadium field for the last time and it’s certainly not with a standing ovation from the fans that should that should have no reason to like him.
The Yankees’ rotation is once again an unknown for the fourth straight season, so I decided to write one question about each of the Yankees’ six starting pitchers in honor of them reporting to Tampa.