The Yankees took an early lead against the Phillies on Monday night, kept tacking on and eventually won a laugher, 8-1.
The Yankees took an early lead against the Phillies on Monday night, kept tacking on runs as the game went on and eventually won a laugher, 8-1. Nestor Cortes was solid through five innings, Gleyber Torres and Anthony Rizzo homered and the bullpen provided four scoreless innings. More easy wins like this, please!
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After a disappointing on Saturday, the Yankees looked more like the Opening Day Yankees on Sunday.
After a disappointing 7-5 loss to the mediocre-at-best Giants on Saturday, the Yankees looked more like the Opening Day Yankees on Sunday, winning 6-0. The power showed up with Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Kyle Higashioka hitting home runs an Johnny Brito was dominant with five shutout innings in his major-league debut. The game wasn’t without lineup controversy as Aaron Hicks was on the bench against a right-handed starter, while Isiah Kiner-Falefa started in center field despite having zero career outfield appearances. Hicks wasn’t happy and made it known to the media.
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There’s nothing like an Opening Day win, especially when it comes as easy as it did on Thursday.
There’s nothing like an Opening Day win, especially when it comes as easy as it did on Thursday. The Yankees beat the Giants 5-0 the exact way they plan to win every game: great starting pitching, a shutdown bullpen and home runs.
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Yankees baseball is back and so is the annual Yankees over/unders podcast. Andrew Rotondi of Bronx Pinstripes joined me to go through our annual over/unders for the Yankees’ roster. Subscribe to the Keefe To The
Yankees baseball is back and so is the annual Yankees over/unders podcast.
Andrew Rotondi of Bronx Pinstripes joined me to go through our annual over/unders for the Yankees’ roster.
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My book The Next Yankees Era: My Transition from the Core Four to the Baby Bombers is now available as an ebook!
The Yankees were thought to have the “best rotation in baseball” and now 40 percent of the rotation is injured.
The Yankees were thought to have the “best rotation in baseball” for 2023. Now that rotation is down 40 percent of its members with Nestor Cortes working through a hamstring injury and Frankie Montas set to undergo shoulder surgery. Cortes is expected back for the start of the season, if all goes right, but Montas’ best-case scenario is to be back sometime late in the season. The Yankees’ pitching depth will be tested right away, and the depth isn’t what it was before the trade for Montas.
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