If the Yankees aren’t going to lose when they face Alek Manoah they might not lose again.
If the Yankees aren’t going to lose when they face Alek Manoah they might not lose again. Of course they’re going to lose again, but with the way they have played and their upcoming schedule, this winning streak could keep going for a while.
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The Yankees beat the Blue Jays on Monday thanks to Gleyber Torres having his best game since Game 1 of the 2019 ALCS.
The Yankees beat the Blue Jays 3-2 on Monday night in Toronto thanks to Gleyber Torres having his best game since Game 1 of the 2019 ALCS. The Yankees’ winning streak is now 10 as they continue to separate themselves from the rest of the AL East.
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I love the Yankees right now.
The last two weeks have been nearly free of frustration. Outside of getting shut out in Detroit, the Yankees have done nothing other than win. I love the Yankees right now.
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Some thoughts on the Yankees coming out of the day off following the sweep of the Guardians.
The Yankees have to beat up on the Orioles this week at Yankee Stadium. After losing two of three in Baltimore a couple of weeks ago, the Yankees have to stack wins against the team the rest of the division will stack wins against. Some thoughts on the Yankees coming out of the day off following the sweep of the Guardians.
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On Tuesday against the Tigers, Gerrit Cole lasted 1 2/3 innings and walked a career-high five batters.
Gerrit Cole hasn’t pitched like himself since the end of last August. Over his last nine starts, he has turned in one good one, and he didn’t even get past the fifth inning in that one. On Tuesday against the Tigers, Cole lasted 1 2/3 innings, walked a career-high five batters, including the Tigers’ 7 through 9 hitters consecutively. The pitcher who was supposed to be the one sure-thing in the Yankees’ rotation has become their least reliable and worst starter.
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